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Europe in a Vortex of Crisis
| September 9, 2018
Authoritarian neoliberalism, the advance of the far right, and dilemmas for the Left More than a decade after the global financial meltdown, Europe is in the midst of a series … Watch video »
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Opening the Door to the Far Right
| September 8, 2018
Sunday’s election in Sweden shows how the decline of robust social-democratic guarantees can feed the rise of the far right. Keep reading »
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Why Canadian Prisoners Are Participating in the U.S. Prison Strike
| September 7, 2018
Much of the U.S. prison system’s distinguishing features — massive racial disparities, the exploitation of prisoners’ labour by private firms, overcrowding, brutality, and much more — are the same in Canada. Keep reading »
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Palestine Solidarity and Freedom of Speech w/ William Robinson
| September 6, 2018
Episode 5: Expressing solidarity with Palestine and criticizing the state of Israel can be a challenge. To explore this challenge, we talk to William Robinson about his recent book We Will Not be Silenced. Listen to audio »
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Trudeau Government Acknowledges Nazi Genocide Against Roma
| September 5, 2018
More then 50 people of all ages joined in Toronto August 2, 2018, in an international day of remembrance and recognition of the Romani Holocaust (Porajmos) in Europe. They heard … Keep reading »
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On the Precipice
| September 3, 2018
Like many others (unless they are in a state of simple denial), I sometimes feel paralyzed by the enormity of the environmental challenge. How to break through this? We must … Keep reading »
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Will the Ontario Labour Movement Return to Class Struggle as Austerity Deepens?
| September 2, 2018
The Ontario labour movement is in deep crisis. Some impressive struggles aside, it has been staggering since the end of the great mobilizations of the 1990s. Days of Action was the dramatic class response that emerged in the mid-90s to the radical neoliberal policies and a reminder of the radical potentials of rank and file workers. Keep reading »
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Climate Change and the Struggle Against the Kinder Morgan Pipeline
| August 31, 2018
Thousands have been pouring onto Vancouver streets, as well as protesting across Canada, against the proposed Kinder Morgan pipeline. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been attempting to square the impossible – expanding oil sands production and building pipelines while addressing climate change. Watch video »
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Ford’s Attack on Toronto: The End of Local Democracy As We Know It?
| August 30, 2018
There’s a lot to be said about the new Doug Ford-led Conservative administration in Ontario, but it is Ford’s unilateral and radical reduction of the size of Toronto City Council … Keep reading »
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The Long March to Post-Capitalist Transition: Pan-Africanist Perspectives
| August 28, 2018
The centenary of the October 1917 Russian Revolution, a world-shaking historic event, was an occasion for celebration throughout the world. Many diverse interpretations are advanced as to its success in … Keep reading »
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From Socialist Finance to Peripheral Financialization: The Yugoslav Experience
| August 26, 2018
Socialist countries have always had banks: central banks, savings banks taking local deposits, commercial banks, and export banks. Che Guevara was even the director of the National Bank of Cuba. … Watch video »
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A Way Out for Brazil
| August 22, 2018
Brazil needs a new project of development for the people. More subordination, submission and exploitation of the people will not be a way out. Keep reading »
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