Canicules extrêmes, dérèglements climatiques, profits records des multinationales : la catastrophe s'accélère, le capitalisme l'alimente et en tire profit.
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Avril 2026 : 43 °C à New Delhi, 12 centimètres de neige à Moscou, 139 gigatonnes de glace fondues au Groenland, les 50 °C dépassés pour la première fois en Turquie, incendies, sécheresses… Les conséquences de la destruction des équilibres planétaires sont de plus en plus spectaculaires.
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Zionism, at its base, is the belief in Jewish supremacy between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea, and just like any other ideology that subscribes to racial, national or religious supremacy, it is illegitimate
Omer Bartov at the launch of his new book, “Israel: What Went Wrong?” on April 21 near Boston. Credit: Arthur Mansavage
It's not easy being Israeli and anti-Zionist. It's almost impossible. That combination is perceived in Israel as treason, heresy, lacking any (…)

Iran, Lebanon, Ukraine, Palestine, Mali, Congo, Sudan... The warlike hotbeds seem to be ever more numerous, embodying the extent of the capitalist crisis and also giving the measure of the stakes in facing it.
Originally scheduled for 2024, the Anti-Fascist Conference for the Sovereignty of the Peoples in Porto Alegre was postponed following the terrible floods that hit the city – a direct consequence of the acceleration of the climate crisis. The Conference brought together several (…)

Tens of thousands of working people across the United States joined the May Day Strong protests in 3,500 cities demanding “Workers over billionaires,” “No ICE” (immigration police) and “No War.” The movement was organized by dozens of labor unions with millions of members and by other workers organizations, such as immigrant workers' centers and domestic workers groups. May Day Strong called for “no school, no work, no shopping.” The Democratic Socialist of America (DSA) helped to organize (…)

A reorganisation of legal recognition is underway in India, marked by the growing centrality of documentation in determining access to rights. Recent years have seen the expansion of bureaucratic regimes—most visibly in processes such as the National Register of Citizens and the implementation of the Citizenship Amendment Act 2019—through which individuals are required to establish their status via authorised records. These mechanisms do not merely verify identity; they actively constitute (…)