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 (…)

Personne n'ayant réussi à « faire mieux » depuis 2022, c'est Jean-Luc Mélenchon qui s'y recolle. Pour la quatrième fois. La candidature de Jean-Luc Mélenchon est désormais officielle. À défaut d'être une surprise, c'est une étape importante dans la campagne présidentielle qui commence. L'annonce a été anticipée, non parce que la situation de guerre, la détérioration du climat et la crise sociale se seraient subitement aggravées, mais parce que le timing propre de la campagne le commande : (…)