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International Viewpoint, the monthly English-language magazine of the Fourth International, is a window to radical alternatives world-wide, carrying reports, analysis and debates from all corners of the globe. Correspondents in over 50 countries report on popular struggles, and the debates that are shaping the left of tomorrow.

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  • Serbia

    The streets against the regime in Serbia: one year of mobilization in review

    31 October, by Gaëlle Guehennec

    For a year now, young people in Serbia have been continuing their fight for a democratic society in the face of Aleksandar Vučić’s authoritarian regime. On both sides of Serbia, student marches are criss-crossing the country in the direction of Novi Sad to commemorate the collapse of the railway station, responsible for the deaths of 16 people on 1 November 2024. This tragic event triggered a political protest on an unprecedented scale.

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  • Ukraine

    Bruised but determined, the Ukrainian people fight on

    30 October, by Dominique

    While diplomatic manoeuvres take centre stage, the Ukrainian people, in an increasingly difficult context, continue to resist, including in the occupied zones.

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  • Madagascar

    After Rajoelina’s regime collapses - desire for a radical break

    29 October, by Paul Martial

    As international pressure mounts to demand the restoration of constitutional order, young people from GenZ and workers are sketching out what the Madagascar of tomorrow could look like.

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  • Brazil

    Oil Speaks Loudest: Environmental backsliding and the limits of Brazil’s energy transition

    28 October, by Subvertacomunica

    “The recent decision by Ibama (the Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources) to grant the state-controlled oil company, Petrobras, an environmental licence for exploratory drilling along the Equatorial Margin, near the mouth of the Amazon River, represents a huge step backwards for the country’s environmental and energy policy. It shows that the logic of fossil fuel-based development continues to dominate within the Brazilian state, something that we urgently need to overcome.”

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  • USA

    The United States Prepares for War on Venezuela

    27 October, by Dan La Botz

    The United States is preparing for war against Venezuela. While President Donald Trump has asserted that the country’s goal is to stop shipments of Venezuelan drugs to the United States, in private conversations U.S. officials have made it clear that Secretary of State Marco Rubio plans to remove Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. This forms part of Trump’s goal of reasserting U.S. domination in Latin America such as it exercised in the nineteenth century by gunboats and in the twentieth century by installing friendly governments.

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  • 150 years of the Paris Commune

    Understanding the Paris Commune On its 150th Anniversary

    18 November 2021, by Dan La Botz

    The Paris Commune of 1871 only lasted from March 18 to May 28, just 72 days, yet it is one of the most celebrated events in socialist history. It is a legend. Yet, what was it? What is it for us today? A model for socialists? A heroic failure? Negation of the state? Or the first workers’ government? Karl Marx wrote the most famous contemporary account, yet he failed to take up some of the Commune’s serious problems. Why?

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  • 150 years of the Paris Commune

    Marx’s Commune: An Appreciation and a Critique

    18 November 2021, by Dan La Botz

    This article is part of a longer essay on the Commune the first part of which appears here.

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  • 150 years of the Paris Commune

    After the Commune

    18 November 2021, by William Clare Roberts

    “In the one hundred fifty years since the Paris Commune, the spectacular horror and grief of its death have competed with and sometimes overshadowed the dreams that animated its life. The Commune, declared in the teeth of both the invading Prussian army and the newborn republican government in Versailles, was given to multifarious interpretations, by participants and observers alike.”

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  • Britain

    Starmer tightens grip over Labour

    6 November 2021, by Thierry Labica

    “It remains above all to be hoped that the British left in all its existing forms will succeed in regaining lasting organizational cohesion when the subjects of struggle become as literally vital as they are now: health, mental health, climate, poverty (for the elderly, children, at work...).”

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