Dozens of Jewish teens participated in an assault that nearly killed a Palestinian youth--for walking down the street. September 4, 2012
Two members of the radical party Québec Solidaire talk about the upcoming provincial election and its impact on the struggle. August 30, 2012
Participants in the Russell Tribunal on Palestine explain why the initiative deserves the support of everyone interested in justice. August 30, 2012
Despite the summertime slowdown and looming elections, the spirit of resistance remains strong among Quebec students. August 28, 2012
People around the world are mobilizing to support members of Pussy Riot who are going to prison for speaking out. August 28, 2012
Russia's security state and church recognize Pussy Riot as a threat because they draw on deep traditions of struggle. August 27, 2012
I believe very firmly that U.S. officials are out to indict WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange--and he is right to resist them. August 27, 2012
Despite a royal pardon and failing health, Irish political prisoner Marian Price remains detained without trial. August 23, 2012
The editorial board of South Africa's progressive magazine Amandla! speaks out about the police massacre of striking miners. August 22, 2012
Police killed 34 strikers at the Lonmin platinum mine in South Africa last week in the worst massacre of the post-apartheid era. August 21, 2012
Two Colombian trade unionists are facing trumped-up charges based on accusations by paramilitary leaders. August 20, 2012
The armed struggle in the Syrian cities of Damascus and Aleppo has exposed the weakness of the Assad regime--and sharpened a debate on the left. August 16, 2012
Egypt's president has removed several top military rulers, but the generals should be sent to prison for murdering revolutionaries. August 16, 2012
Women athletes made great strides during the 2012 Olympics--but not enough to avoid the usual sexist images and ideas. August 14, 2012
After twice nearly winning national elections, the Coalition of the Radical Left in Greece is continuing the fight against austerity. August 14, 2012
Martin Corey has spent more than two years in Northern Ireland's Maghaberry Prison, but he still doesn't know why he's there. August 14, 2012
The civil war in Syria--and attempts by the U.S. and other powerful nations to shape the outcome--has spurred a debate on the left. August 13, 2012
Quebec has been shaken this year by the most important social movement in the Canadian state since the 1970s. August 9, 2012
A wave of workers' fights, including strikes in key industries, shows both the promise and the problems of the struggle ahead. August 7, 2012
During the 19th International AIDS Conference, activists cast a spotlight on the exclusion of sex workers and drug users. August 2, 2012
For months, all over Quebec, the streets have vibrated to the rhythm of hundreds of thousands of marching feet. August 1, 2012
Four socialists and activists in Spain analyze the conservative government's budget-cutting assault on the working class. July 31, 2012
A wave of revolt against foreign mining companies is sweeping across Latin America, generating alarm among investors. July 31, 2012
The Olympics is shaping up to be Britain's biggest-ever peacetime display of security and military firepower. July 31, 2012
An Australian judge has dismissed charges against 16 Palestine solidarity activists arrested at a BDS protest. July 25, 2012
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