Les droits historiques du peuple taïwanais L'histoire de la colonisation de Taïwan, depuis 1895 jusqu'au régime du parti unique Kuomintang (KMT) de 1945 à 1996, a forgé une identité et une expérience taïwanaises distinctes de celles des Chinois·es de Chine continentale. Ce contexte a également conféré aux Taïwanais·es, opprimé·es pendant plus d'un siècle (par les régimes japonais et continentaux), le droit de décider démocratiquement de leur propre destin, y compris de leurs relations avec (…)

Growing up after the monarchy's fall, Nepal's youth are confronting a republic that transformed political institutions while leaving the underlying social order intact. In the first week of September 2025, Nepal saw its biggest wave of unrest in almost twenty years. A small protest against a far-reaching social media ban quickly turned into a nationwide uprising against corruption, unemployment, and growing authoritarianism. In Kathmandu and other cities, tens of thousands of young people (…)

I agree with the arguments put forward by comrades from the ENSU Coordination regarding the terms and objectives of RESU/ENSU's—the European Network for Coordination with Ukraine—participation in the Porto Alegre Conference (POA), in response to comrades from the Solidaires Trade Union Federation who have contested this decision. “The decision to participate in the Porto Alegre conference, which received broad support within the network, was made solely because of the valuable opportunity (…)

Je partage les arguments avancés par les camarades de la Coordination ENSU concernant les modalités et les objectifs de la participation du RESU/ENSU — le Réseau européen de coordination avec l'Ukraine — à la Conférence de Porto Alegre (POA), en réponse aux camarades de la Fédération syndicale Solidaires qui ont contesté cette décision. « La décision de participer à la conférence de Porto Alegre, qui a reçu un large soutien au sein du réseau, a été prise uniquement en raison de (…)

Czech documentary filmmaker Honza Šípek traces the development of Mastodon and the wider Fediverse as an alternative to social media platforms owned by the world's wealthiest individuals. Free of advertising, recommendation algorithms and the financial logic of venture capital, the network of decentralised servers communicates through the open ActivityPub protocol and remains in the hands of small communities, foundations and individual operators. Šípek charts the platform's growth following (…)

In this extensive interview with LoQueSomos, Argentine philosopher Martín Mosquera, director of Jacobin América Latina, argues that Javier Milei's rise is the symptom of a social and political defeat that preceded him, not an electoral accident or a passing protest vote. The defeat in question was not a dramatic confrontation with organised labour, but the slow disorganisation of the Argentine working class through more than a decade of stagnation, three-digit inflation and the dualisation (…)