Stelco layoffs: How capitalism is gutting Canadian steelThe current trade war with the U.S. hasn’t caused this crisis; it is merely revealing the decay at the heart of Canadian capitalism.
What’s behind the Gen Z Dostoevsky revival?Dostoevsky’s dark, deeply psychological novels connect with the prevailing depression of the youth.
Quebec elections: Austerity in powerWhile we’re facing the most fragmented parliament in Quebec’s history, 118 of the 127 members of the National Assembly still agree on one thing—austerity is necessary.
France: ‘Generation 6-7 doing May ‘68 all over again’The Gen Z revolution has firmly arrived in France.
Canada, Europe, and the fantasy of a middle powers allianceThere is no ‘third way’ for the so-called middle powers in a world being torn asunder by imperialist conflict.
France: A decisive week, with echoes of May ’68By resorting to tear gas, beatings, injuries and arrests, the government has brought to the fore precisely what it was seeking to avoid: the possible spread of the protests to the entire working class.
Spain: Sánchez calls early elections—the streets demand a general strikeThe brutal police eviction of Maricarmen, who had lived in her flat for 70 years and is wheelchair-bound, acted as the proverbial spark which lit a highly flammable prairie.
Carney throws a billion more into the Ukrainian money pitCarney claimed the Canadian government funds Ukraine because its “cause—freedom, democracy, and sovereignty—is our cause.” But is it really?
[Podcast] Alberta Separatism: How to fight it, and how not toThe working class needs an independent response.
B.C. election: Two leaders nobody wantsWhether it’s the Conservatives or the NDP that is elected, political turbulence in the province is not over.