The aims of NATO/U.S. organized missile attacks inside Russia go far beyond Russia alone
These military attacks deep inside Russia are in reality also aimed by the United States against China and against the Global South.
North America
Starmer did not keep Britain out of the US war on Iran
Britain supported the US and Israel. From the 1st of March — the day after the opening of the war — the British government allowed US B-1, B-2, and B-52 bombers to fly from RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire to conduct strikes against Iran.
NATO 3.0: Alliance or military-industrial investment fund?
The Ankara NATO summit will not only discuss defence and deterrence; it will reveal how deeply the future of capitalism, technology and organised violence has become intertwined. It will be yet another chapter in the political economy of permanent mobilization for warfare.
The current attack on voting rights and the midterm elections
The growth of large metropolitan centres, especially in the South, has transformed the growing urban population – with more Black, Latino, Asian, progressive, and unionised voters. For the ruling class this poses a threat which requires a response – either diluting, or outright preventing these votes from being expressed.
Iran inflicts another defeat upon US imperialism
The signing of the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) by Iran and the United States does not signify the end to US imperialism’s long-term assault upon the Islamic Republic.
We must now press the US to honour and implement the commitments made in the MOU.
World Cup 2026: Omar Artan, the visa bans, and the racism in the room
What surrounds the 2026 World Cup is a concentrated form of how the United States conducts itself more broadly. A state that stratifies entry to its territory by race and by geopolitical alignment has staged the world’s most international event, and has carried that stratification intact into the stadium.