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France: Strike to Take on Macron and the Fascists!
Catherine Curran Vigier argues that the collapse of France’s Barnier government, brought…
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Understanding the rebellion in Syria: An interview with Joseph Daher
by The Tempest Collective December 9, 2024Below Rebel reproduces the full text of an interview with Joseph Daher,…
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INTERNATIONAL SOCIALIST TENDENCY STATEMENT ON THE ATTEMPTED COUP IN SOUTH KOREA
by Rebel December 6, 2024The Coordination of the International Socialist Tendency 4 December 2024
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Imperialism is Alive and Unwell
by Maurice Coakley December 4, 2024Maurice Coakley, in an important assessment of capitalist interstate rivalry, analyses the…
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Floods in Valencia: Self-organisation, Class and Politics
by Manuel Rojo November 21, 2024In the aftermath of the devastating floods in Valencia, Manuel Rojo describes…
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General Election: Palestine is a Red Line
by Marnie Holborow November 19, 2024Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and the Greens in government have continued to…
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Solidarity with Palestine and the Struggle from Below
by Joseph Daher November 15, 2024Joseph Daher, author of a recent book, Palestine and Marxism, writes that…
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US Elections: We Live in Dangerous Times
by Joe Allen and Bill V. Mullen November 13, 2024Long-time US socialists Joe Allen and Bill Mullen survey the carnage from…
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U.S. Elections: We Don’t Need To Settle For Genocide
by Joe Allen October 30, 2024Joe Allen critiques attempts to rally leftists behind Kamala Harris as the…
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Lebanon unbowed. Popular resistance in the face of Israeli terror.
by Simon Assaf October 27, 2024Israel’s policy of total war has brought devastation across Lebanon. Yet despite the brutality, signs of resilience are emerging from the rubble. Simon Assaf explores how Lebanon’s deep-rooted solidarity is standing firm, confronting new invasions as a defiant center of resistance.