US mid-terms: AI stuck in the middle
By Michael Roberts The Democrats won the 2026 US mid-term Congressional elections by a landslide. Before the vote, President Donald Trump told voters to think of himRead More
Editorial: midterms open a new era in US politics
The US midterm elections have delivered a crushing blow to Trump’s Republican Party and show the huge popularity of left and radical ideas within the American workingRead More
The balance sheet violence of the British state: Why the Budget is just the tip of the iceberg
By Glenda O’Brien, Retired Mental Health Nurse RMN with 30 years clinical experience, and John O’Brien With the Autumn Budget of Wednesday 28 October 2026, the TreasuryRead More
Nigeria: independence and unfulfilled promises
From Naija Marxists [Editorial note: this article is taken from a new website established by Marxists in Nigeria and is republished here with their permission] …………………………………………………… EveryRead More
William Nordhaus: growth and climate
By Michael Roberts Prominent mainstream economist William Nordhaus died last Friday aged 85 years, after a debilitating illness. Nordhaus was a central figure at Yale University forRead More
Euphoria in Serbia as Vucic is kicked out
By Cain O’Mahony The scale of the election victory for the student-led protest movement in Serbia last week is seismic, and the tremors will be felt throughoutRead More
Abdul El Sayed is not a capitalist
By Richard Mellor in California Editorial note: Richard Mellor’s comments here refer to the short video below on ‘socialism’, the first part of which is an interviewRead More
Asian AI bubble bursts
By Michael Roberts It seems that the Asian AI bubble has burst. It all started in South Korea with the KOSPI stock market index plunging over 8%Read More
Suez 1956 – the crisis of western imperialism
By Ted Grant Editorial introduction: This article from the archives, written in 1956, is republished here to mark the seventieth anniversary of what became known as theRead More
Autumn 1946 : Chinese Communists defeat nationalist armies four times their size in Central Jiangsu
Andy Ford continues his series of articles on the 80-year anniversary of the Chinese Revolution. Over the course of autumn 1946, Chiang Kai-Shek continued his ‘general offensive’Read More
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