Economics
Month: July 2026
EU politics
John Mearsheimer – NATO Faces A Stunning Defeat
6 July 2026
Geopolitics
Joseph Daher – The framework agreement Lebanon-Israel, a capitulation to multiple threats
On 26 June, the Lebanese government and Israel published a ‘framework agreement’, which threatens to reform the Lebanese state into a security sub-contractor of Tel Aviv. In ‘International Viewpoint’. Read the article HERE.
Geopolitics
Grant Morgan – Holocaust and Genocide Scholars Are Navigating a Minefield
‘Since October 7, academic institutions have applied overt and covert pressure to discourage Holocaust and genocide scholars from criticizing Israel’s actions in Gaza. Still, many academics are organizing new networks to defend free inquiry.’ In […]
Geopolitics
Hossam Shaker – Gaza genocide: How many UN findings will the West ignore?
European elites are back to putting their fingers in their ears over the Gaza genocide, despite the evidence of what has happened become more and more overwhelming. Hossam Shaker is a journalist and an author […]
Uncategorized
Michael Roberts – 250 years: The United States from independence to empire: Part 1: Revolution
The American revolution mobilised the popular classes against British rule, but only so that the elites could establish an independent capitalist state that would later rule the world. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the […]
Economics
Tayfun Er – Migration and capitalism
Capitalism forces people to move, and at the same time takes advantage of that movement to extract greater profit. Tayfun Er is a writer and civil engineer based in Turkey. He is the author of […]
Geopolitics
Lama Khouri – “More Than a Human Can Bear”: On Israel’s Systematic Sexualized Violence and the Silence That Enables It
The horrors Israel has committed against Palestinians should shock anyone who dares learn the truth. Cross-posted from Counterpunch Amal ’Ajlouni is twenty-five years old. She is a mother of four. In July 2023, Israeli soldiers […]
Solutions
Kevin Crane – Frequently Asked Questions about AI
A highly sceptical take on AI. Cross-posted from Counterfire Is AI Going to take my job? Statistically… no, but you’re not supposed to know that. The capacity for AI to eliminate jobs has been greatly […]
EU politics
John Rees – 10 years on, Brexit’s legacy is universal disappointment
What neither side can admit is that neither Brexit UK nor the EU has achieved any success in the past decade. John Rees is a Visiting Research Fellow at Goldsmiths, University of London, and a […]