The fascist Alternative for Germany (AfD) has won a state election, marking the first such victory for the far right since 1945. It followed that up with a significant vote in another state election.…
Why did the ALP Minister for External Affairs in the 1940s, Doc Evatt, play such a central role in the United Nations vote to partition Palestine? Researcher Jeff Rickertt explains that while Evatt…
The AI boom is a capitalist frenzy but there's a growing likelihood that the bubble will burst, hitting the world economy, argues David Glanz. Meanwhile, giant data centres are being built across our…
Héctor Puente Sierra talks about the Spanish Civil War that broke out in 1936. He describes how it showed the enormous revolutionary potential of the working class and explains why that potential was…
The US has bullied Cuba for decades but Donald Trump is now threatening to finally overthrow the regime. Marcus Banks describes the situation in Cuba today and its history since the 1959 revolution.…
Lucy Honan tells how rank-and-file teachers in Victoria organised to fight for their EBA demands even though their union officials wanted to give up the struggle. Lucy is a branch councillor with the…
Tom Fiebig looks to the anti-uranium movement of the 1970s to see how union action, community organising and direct action came together to block the nuclear agenda. He draws out lessons for the…
Dialectics sounds complicated. But David Glanz explains how analysing the world dialectically helps us change it. He explains the development of the concept and gives two examples of how dialectics…
Phil Griffiths looks at how racism took root in the dispossession of Indigenous people and how our rulers have targeted migrants and refugees since. But he argues that a history of racism is also a…
Lisa Natividad (Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice) describes the impact of US bases on Guam/Guåhan and tells how the CHamoru people are fighting for independence and an end to militarism. Maeve…
