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A Letter to George Orwell: A Contemporary Response to “Why I Write”
Erich Maria Remarque’s beautifully tragic novel, Flotsam (1939) , elaborates the immense hardship many Jews and immigrants faced in the collapse of an already convulsing Europe on the eve of war. His articulate storytelling conveys the brutality many refugees withstood, from the harshness of border officials to the absence of trust between refugees themselves. Like Remarque, Orwell described in Why I Write the many problems glaring at European leaders during the chaos of the
Zach Rogers
1 day ago4 min read


In Conversation With Amar Mecinović, Left Candidate For Mayor Of Skopje
On the 19th of October this year the first round of the local elections in North Macedonia were held. This country is home to one of the fastest growing left-wing parties in Europe: Levica (the Left). Since its founding ten years ago it has experienced a gradual rise in its number of elected officials. In the 2020 parliamentary elections two MPs from its ranks, including the party leader Dimitar Apasiev, took office, and in the 2024 parliamentary elections they expanded the p
Adrian Waters
Oct 3114 min read


Lessons on Housing Crises from Spain
A few months ago, I published part one of this article , when Spain’s housing reforms were still nascent. I am glad now to see that, fulfilling previous promises, the Spanish PM has honoured his word and taken substantial steps towards implementing public housing policies. From making the purchase of houses for non-residents more difficult, to facilitating young people’s renting and buying of residences, and unifying countrywide and regional initiatives, much has been done re
Steffany González
Oct 163 min read


Bolivia Has Said, Enough Is Enough
The elections held in Bolivia on August 17 marked a historic turning point. For the first time in two decades, the country took a...
Victor Elizondo
Aug 294 min read


Reflections on the Void of Revolutions
The work of Marx has endured in the minds of the scholarly and unscholarly alike since its publication; he is both the authoritative...
Cianan Sheekey
Aug 139 min read


Mexico - A Country Robbed Of Social Democracy
Mexico’s political history is, to say the least, peculiar. Today, the country has seven registered political parties, yet not one of them...
Victor Elizondo
Jul 63 min read


Mamdani's Materialism or Oblivion: The Democratic Party in the Last Chance Saloon
The buzz surrounding Zohran Mamdani’s recent victory in the Democratic primaries for NYC Mayor has been understandably inescapable on...
Andres De Miguel
Jul 28 min read


Zohran Mamdani, the New Left, and a Return to Materialism
In the past few days, many progressive followers of US and world politics have felt an emotion they thought lost long ago, hope. In a...
Andres De Miguel
Jun 295 min read


Reflections on Yuval Noah Harari’s Nexus
Thrust into the international spotlight by his immensely successful book Sapiens: A Brief History of Mankind , Israeli historian and...
Andres De Miguel
Jan 268 min read


The political crisis in Venezuela, a story that seems to have no end
Venezuela captured the world’s attention after its presidential elections late last month. Replete with controversies, both opposition...
Victor Elizondo
Aug 21, 20243 min read


China’s Third Plenum: Socialism Does Not Require Stimulus
The Communist Party of China (CPC)’s 20th Third Plenary Meeting will be held from July 15 to 18. As a Marxist Party that upholds...
Kalos Lau
Jul 10, 20244 min read


A Sino-Marxist Guide to Finance: China’s Plan for Prosperity
In recent years, Western economies have demonstrated certain signs of real-financial disconnection, i.e. the inability of financial...
Kalos Lau
Jun 25, 20244 min read
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