Mahienour el-Massry A letter from prison in Alexandria An Egyptian revolutionary sentenced to two years in prison for the "crime" of protesting speaks out from behind bars.
Michael Barron and R. Edvin Sunde Muni operators stage sickout San Francisco's municipal transit system was crippled by a sickout by operators who want fair pay and dignity on the job.
Interview: John Howe Solidarity saved my job A Vermont social worker and union activist talks about the struggles to save his job and make his union stronger.
David Letwin BDS lays the basis for a real peace process The boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign against Israel rightly goes beyond just an end to the 1967 occupation.
Obrero Socialista Un plan insuficiente Finalmente la Agencia de Protección del Medio Ambiente hizo algo con respecto a las emisiones de carbón, pero su plan es insuficiente.
Hal Draper Government by the people A new installment of The Two Souls of Socialism discusses the debates within German social democracy and the early American movement.
Editorial Obama’s emissions plan won’t cut it It was a long wait for the Environment Protection Agency to act on carbon emissions--but its plan still won't do enough to stop the polluters.
Charles-André Udry Behind the National Front victory The electoral base for France's far-right National Front has expanded in both numbers and the areas where it's strong.
Chris Williams Capitalism by blowtorch in Vietnam The blistering pace of Vietnam's economic growth threatens the biodiversity of the land and the cultural traditions of the people.
Paul Le Blanc Rosa Luxemburg and the pathway to socialism Socialism is about much more than "big government"--it will replace an economic dictatorship with an economic democracy.
