There are signs the AI threat is helping to grow a resistance which could dramatically transform the political landscape, writes Martin Hart-Landsberg.

Michael Roberts breaks down the rise in global corporate profits that has accompanied the recent AI boom.

Joseph Daher argues for an anti-imperialism rooted not in states or geopolitical blocs, but in workers, popular movements, democratic freedoms and resistance from below.

Oleg Shein discusses the social crisis that has engulfed the country in the fifth year of the war.

Replying to Alex Callinicos, Simon Pirani looks at what the Ukraine war tells us about imperialism today and the need to incorporate class struggle and other forms of social change into our analysis.

Pakistan’s only socialist daily has been banned due to its coverage of mass protests and state violence in Pakistani-administered Jammu Kashmir, writes Saidal Sukhandan.

Romain Castellesi discusses the nature of struggles against deindustrialisation in France and the importance of working class history and memory in the face of economic crisis.

The scale of the disaster in Nepal, which spread across borders, demonstrates the stark reality of the existential climate emergency, writes Partido Lakas ng Masa.

The West is increasingly abandoning the very practices said to define its moral superiority to preserve its global position, writes Dmitry Pozhidaev.

Mikhail Lobanov outlines how radicals are organizing the infrastructure and consolidating the politics for tomorrow’s left in Russia.

Paul Le Blanc reviews a first-hand recollection about how the 1917 Russian Revolution took a tragically dark turn and how some pushed against this terrible development.

Kseniia Kagarlitskaya discusses Putin’s incarceration of her father, Boris Kagarlitsky, and the political prisoner support organization she founded.