By Michael Roberts This blog was originally published by Michael Roberts on Saturday, 3 October 2026. The original article can be found here. ************** The
Year: 2026
Editorial introduction: there were violent scenes in Madrid a week ago as an elderly woman, known only by her first name Maricarmen, was evicted from
By Greg Oxley Ninety years ago this week saw what became known later as the ‘Battle of Cable’ street in East London. It was an
Report from Greg Oxley in Paris As the school students’ mobilisation continues to grow, the government has failed to take any steps to solve, or
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Editorial: Labour conference and Burnham’s speech
Many Labour Party members and voters have welcomed Andy Burnham’s speech to Labour Party conference, both its style and substance, because it suggests a marked
By Mutari Abubakari (via Facts for Working People) The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) released a 26-page open letter addressed directly to the American public.
By Greg Oxley The reactionary trap of the “citizens’ initiative referendum” If the party of Marine Le Pen, Rassemblement National, wins the next presidential election
Letter from Bob Edwards, Harlow I have always been a lover of Charles Darwin and his evolutionary theories, which are both very dialectical and scientifically
By Michael Roberts The US economy continues to expand faster than other G7 economies, but the driver is the humungous investment in AI models, data
By Mic Craig I was born an atheist in Northern Ireland in the middle of the 20th Century, and my ancestors were Protestants who came
