USA and North America The US empire’s crucial weakness Imperialist nations have always been divided into classes, pitting workers and their capitalist rulers into an antagonistic relationship: one class can gain only at the other’s expense. By Sharon Smith / 27 Mar 2026
Asia Pacific From hope to dismay: what happened to Bangladesh’s Gen Z revolution? By Mahee Hossain / 27 Mar 2026
Activism and Reports Solidarity with Indonesian human rights activist Andrie Yunus By Nick Reich / 23 Mar 2026
International From the West Bank to Gaza, Israel has ‘the same eliminationist goal’ By Janey Stone / 21 Mar 2026
Horrific violence is the basis of empire The US empire has committed unspeakable crimes as the dominant imperialist power over the last 80 years—but today we are in a new, dangerous phase. By Luca Tavan / 21 Mar 2026
Marxism and Socialism How does Socialist Alternative fit into the socialist tradition? Socialist Alternative is trying to build an organisation of people committed to this goal—but what does that mean in practice? By Sarah Garnham / 21 Mar 2026
Australia Private schools build government-funded castles while public schools languish By Maria Dabbas / 21 Mar 2026
Unions and Workers Teaching in Victorian public schools is becoming unbearable By Maria Dabbas / 18 Mar 2026
Unions and Workers Labor’s offer to Victorian school staff is a disgrace By AEU members / 18 Mar 2026
