far right

A public forum featuring British socialist Zarah Sultana, UK-based author Joseph Choonara, Brazilian socialist Vivi Reis, and Dr Daniel Chavez.

Au Loong-Yu — With Trump in power, many parts of the world are swinging to the far right. But what is the situation of the left in China? And where is the Chinese far right?

Kevin B. Anderson — The Trumpist fascist overreach has led to increased support for a wide array of forms of resistance.

The Second Meeting of the International Committee projected the 2026 Antifascist Conference as a strategic space for unity, solidarity, and struggle against fascism and imperialism.

Malfred Gerig looks at what has changed in the US’s Grand Strategy under Trumpism, particularly during his second administration.

The virtual meeting, led by the Brazilian committee from the capital of the state of Rio Grande do Sul, brought together more than 80 comrades from different parts of the world.

John Mullen — The situation in France opens up important questions for left activists, such as the potential and limits of left reformism, the role of trade union leaders, and the tasks of Marxist activists.

Paul D'Amato outlines some of the key features of Trumpism and how they are playing out in the first year of Trump’s tumultuous second presidency.

N Sai Balaji — Will Rajnath Singh, who is part of a political party with a conspicuously similar anti-immigrant political approach, intervene to assure some diplomatic security to the Indian community in Australia?

Gilbert Achcar — Western governments’ support for the Zionist genocidal war in Gaza has been part of a gradual banalization of the far right by the “centrists”.

Democratic Socialists of America member Cyn Huang on the party’s recent National Convention in Chicago.

Interview with Catarina Martins, co-chair of the European Left Alliance.