“These days have shown that the only possible politics and democracy is that of the people, in the streets, the tumultuous.”
Two projects confront each other once more
28 June, by“The State of Emergency and the increase in repression may yet be able to contain social struggle, but only for now.”
The emergence of an alternative in Sudan
27 June, by“This desire to organize popular control is the result of recent experience of negotiations after the revolution where the resistance committees were discarded in favour of the political class.”
Labor: Two Visions of the Way Forward
26 June, byTwo quite different labor meetings have taken place this month. The labor bureaucracy organized one. Rank-and-file workers were at the center of the other.
The Rightwing’s Supreme Court Coup
25 June, by“It is impossible to overstate how far basic rights can be driven back if the attacks aren’t forcefully resisted.”
The Rail Strikes Are Entirely Justified
24 June, by“Anyone who wants Britain to become a high wage economy, values public services and wants to address the climate crisis should support these strikes.”
Brutal repression as social struggles rise in Iran
23 June, by“The economic, social, political, ecological and even moral crisis (with revelations of the theft of public money by state officials) has reached a critical level.”
House Committee Says Trump Was at Center of Attempted Coup
22 June, by“All of this makes the Attorney General’s decision critical, but even indictment and conviction would not stop Trump from running for president. There would have to be a change in the minds of the American people.”
Parliamentary elections show growing mistrust of French state
21 June, byClear victories for anti-liberal forces in overseas territories.
