AOC 2028: A historic opportunity to build the socialist movement
Bread and Roses voted at its 2026 convention to join efforts encouraging AOC to run for President. Elliot Lewis and James Hernández argue a DSA for AOC campaign opens exciting prospects for labor and student organizing.
Turn Lula’s victory into a new cycle of democracy, rights, sovereignty and social justice
The people built this victory with courage, hope and an extraordinary ability to mobilize, writes the Workers’ Party of Brazil.
Brazil: Winning the ‘third round’
A “third round” has begun in Brazil, albeit with contours somewhat different than expected, writes Israel Dutra. Its outcome may consolidate a new phase in the global anti-fascist struggle, in which Brazil is already playing a central role.
Ecuador’s opposition, prosecuted off the ballot
The arrest of former presidential candidate Luisa González is the latest in a series of judicial attacks on Ecuador’s opposition parties ahead of local elections, writes Blair Goodman.
Indonesia’s labour movement is facing a critical juncture in its contemporary political and economic history, writes Frans Ari Prasetyo.
Merdeka! Indonesia, West Papua and building solidarity in Australia
What the struggles in Indonesia and West Papua need from Australia is clear: sever the alliance that arms the generals. That task can only be executed by the Australian working class, argues Dipo Negoro.
Why Marx’s theory of value is of value to workers today: Commodities, fetishism and labour-power
Karl Marx’s theory of value is relevant not only to understanding commodity exchange but why production for profit conflicts with human needs, explains Raju J Das.
A victory for student populism: Elite conflict and Serbia’s future
The nature of the Student List’s victory in Serbia’s parliamentary elections and the country’s political future are difficult to grasp through conventional categories, writes Srđan Atanasovski.
Lula’s comeback: A popular victory that marks the start of a new chapter
The Socialist Left Movement offer a preliminary assessment of Lula’s historic win and outline some clear tasks for the left amid this new and acute stage of class struggle in Brazil.
Lula overturned his first-round deficit by mobilising on the streets and social media. Esquerda en Movimento argues converting this mobilisation into popular organisation will now be key given the opposition’s increased strength in Congress.
Lula’s extraordinary victory in Brazil
Lula’s re-election in Brazil is the most important defeat for the far right in recent times, and its impact will be felt worldwide, writes Iain Bruce.
André Singer on the pendulum swing of Brazilian elites between authoritarianism and democracy.