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Middle East

Macklemore vs McCarthyism

Joe Attard

Theory & History

‘The Man Who Loved Dogs’ – reviewing a modern classic

Alan Woods

Theory & History

The rebellious and immortal Thomas Paine

Rob Sewell

United States

The FIFA 2026 World Cup: sportwashing the crimes of western imperialism

Josh Cole-Hossain

Canada

FIFA World Cup 2026: capitalism is ruining sports

Oliver Lue

Theory & History

Figaro and the French Revolution

Alan Woods

Theory & History

Art, alienation, and revolution

Nelson Wan

Theory & History

A turning point in history, captured on film: the origins and influence of Italian neorealism

Daniel Morley

Theory & History

‘The revolution will not be televised’ – the Bolivarian Revolution on camera

Parti Communiste Révolutionnaire

North America

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show: proud defiance in the belly of the beast

Sylvia Léo

Theory & History

Faust – in the beginning was the deed

Josh Holroyd

Theory & History

Anton Chekhov’s short stories: a truthful reflection of pre-revolutionary Russia

Bogdan Farcaș

Theory & History

Mobsters, McCarthyism and militancy: the story of Hollywood’s ‘Black Friday’

Joe Attard

Indonesia

‘The Act of Killing’ exposes bloody history of the Indonesian regime

Jean Duval

Britain

Britain: Glastonbury and Palestine – a taste of what is to come

Will Collins

Theory & History

Sebastião Salgado – a giant of our time

Maritania Camargo and Mayara Colzani

Global

Kneecap: who are the real terrorists?

Ewan O'Neill

Middle East

‘The Settlers’: Louis Theroux lets Zionists confess their genocidal mania

Joe Attard

Theory & History

‘Beat the Whites With the Red Wedge’: the essence of world revolution

James Kilby and Nelson Wan

Theory & History

Culture and Socialism

Leon Trotsky

Theory & History

A renewed interest in poetry: what does it signify?

Irene Serra and Jérôme Métellus

Argentina

Argentinian pensioners, workers, and football fans face brutal repression

Organización Comunista Militante

Theory & History

‘The Leopard’: a class insight into Italy’s bourgeois revolution

Stan Laight

Theory & History

A muse of fire: art, society and revolution

Alan Woods

Arts & Culture: all articles

Macklemore vs McCarthyism

‘The Man Who Loved Dogs’ – reviewing a modern classic

The rebellious and immortal Thomas Paine

The FIFA 2026 World Cup: sportwashing the crimes of western imperialism

FIFA World Cup 2026: capitalism is ruining sports

Figaro and the French Revolution

Art, alienation, and revolution

A turning point in history, captured on film: the origins and influence of Italian neorealism

‘The revolution will not be televised’ – the Bolivarian Revolution on camera

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show: proud defiance in the belly of the beast

Faust – in the beginning was the deed

Anton Chekhov’s short stories: a truthful reflection of pre-revolutionary Russia

Mobsters, McCarthyism and militancy: the story of Hollywood’s ‘Black Friday’

‘The Act of Killing’ exposes bloody history of the Indonesian regime

Britain: Glastonbury and Palestine – a taste of what is to come

Sebastião Salgado – a giant of our time

Kneecap: who are the real terrorists?

‘The Settlers’: Louis Theroux lets Zionists confess their genocidal mania

‘Beat the Whites With the Red Wedge’: the essence of world revolution

Culture and Socialism

A renewed interest in poetry: what does it signify?

Argentinian pensioners, workers, and football fans face brutal repression

‘The Leopard’: a class insight into Italy’s bourgeois revolution

A muse of fire: art, society and revolution

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