Against Advertising
Advertising is a constant feature of our everyday lives. As a result, we often ignore its real and unsavoury function: capitalist propaganda par excellence.
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Hong Kong in Revolt
Hong Kong leftist intellectual Au Loong-Yu retraces the development of the protest movement in his place of birth over the past two decades, setting them within the context of broader political trends in mainland China and beyond.
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Wealth Inequality Rising in the World – As Marx had Foreseen Would Happen in Capitalism
A very small elite owns the means of production and finance and that is how they usurp the lion’s share and more of the wealth and income.
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Is Big Pharma More Interested in Profiteering Than Protecting Us From Coronavirus?
Big business and Big Pharma dominate our government and public health takes a back seat to the need for private profit.
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Wealth of the Billionaires has been Surging During the Pandemic, It’s Time for a Wealth Tax – Two Articles
It is time to levy an emergency wealth tax on billionaire profiteers and direct the funds to offset the cost of the nation’s health-care costs.
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A Message from the Most Bombed Nation on Earth
A statement by the Chief of the Western Bands of the Shoshone Nation of Indians, one of the indigenous tribes of the USA.
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Struggles in Social Reproduction During COVID-19: From East to West and Beyond
TSS platform attempts to understand the ongoing and emerging struggles in Central and Eastern Europe so that it can support them more effectively.
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Saving Nature: Overpopulation Is Not the Primary Problem
In a period of ecological and climate crises, a largely unchallenged view over how to save nature is the misconception that overpopulation is among the primary drivers of the crises.
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Our Race Against the Clock to Affirm Water as a Human Right
On the ten year anniversary of the United Nations historic vote to recognize water as a basic human right, Barlow reflects on where we go from here.
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Taking Nuclear Vulnerabilities Seriously
All nuclear weapon states have admitted to the possibility that deterrence could fail.
