This week in working class history
Writers at Berlin’s biggest English-language publication have called a strike over ad for the Nova festival exhibition
In post-Higgins Ireland, politics feels drained of poetry, principle, and public passion
A comprehensive analysis of UN data and scientific studies reveals that the environmental damage from the ongoing military occupations will impact the region's health and stability for generations
Collective memory as a form of resistance: an interview with Palästina Solidarität Archiv
Complicity in genocide and silencing dissent—Europe can no longer feign “moral” superiority
This week in working class history
Friends of the Filipino People's call to stand together with Fillipino masses in their struggle against climate imperialism.
How a dissatisfied Netherlands is sliding further toward authoritarian capitalism
Poems confronting power, gender, history, and survival in a collapsing moral and political order
The appeal against Ramsis Kilani's expulsion from Die Linke has been postponed. Here is his personal statement
In his weekly column, Nathaniel Flakin reports from the Nova festival exhibition at the former Tempelhof Airport.