Readers’ View Building the left in the face of Brexit How the internationalist left organizes in the face of the looming Brexit deadline has big implications for labor and immigrant rights. January 8, 2019
A “new era” for China? China's "paramount leader" Xi Jinping has announced new policies for the country that boil down to increased power for the state. December 19, 2017
The Tories aren’t invulnerable If Britain’s Labour Party mounts an activist campaign, it could be possible to turn the Tory tide, but we cannot be uncritical. May 22, 2017
For Tibet against its oppressors Socialists should see Chinese rule over Tibet for what it: colonial oppression that must be opposed with support for self-determination. February 24, 2017
Seeing the whole picture after the referendum The left needs to be wary of celebrating the vote for "Brexit" as simply a working-class revolt against the establishment. June 28, 2016
Roundtable British socialists debate the EU referendum Members of revolutionary socialism in the 21st century discuss the options in Britain's vote to Leave or Stay in the European Union. June 22, 2016
The riots that changed China 1976 should be remembered as a turning point in China, when workers and students broke an oppressive government regime. April 13, 2016
The unofficial cult of Mao What does the strange story of a demolished giant statue of the former Chinese leader say about the crisis of the current ruling class? January 26, 2016
Bubbles, bounces and busts in China Sooner or later, all bubbles burst--and the one that sent China's stock market skyrocketing upward was no exception. July 21, 2015
Obituary: Pierre Ryckmans Seeing through the chairman’s new clothes Pierre Ryckmans was one of the few authors on the left during the 1960s and '70s to criticize China's Cultural Revolution. August 26, 2014
The May of the masses June 4 marks the 25th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, when the Chinese government crushed a mass pro-democracy movement. June 4, 2014
