Workers and youth spoke to the WSWS at yesterday’s march in Paris of their growing anger and concern over economic hardship, war, and the fear of far-right dictatorship

Our best hope for effective climate action lies in a new approach to communication that temporarily breaks the boundaries of liberalism.

The data center boom shows that world-altering infrastructure can rapidly expand when the interests of state and capital are aligned.

By shifting work to the consumer, AI will usher in a self-service economy

THOUGH it feels largely forgotten today, the creation of the Climate Change Committee (CCC) in 2008 was a huge victory for the climate movement.It was one of the key parts of the Climate Change Act (C...

An honest account of energy history would conclude not that energy transitions were a regular feature of the past, but...

Greater Manchester mayor says UK needs big debate about ‘how politics needs to change’ as he attempts return to parliament

🧵 3 papers by me & my team Ullrich Ecker Fabio Carrella Emily Spearing Almog Simchon ask an urgent question: if you tell people they're being manipulated by AI — deepfakes, AI-written articles, microt...

Cast your memory back to September 2019. Six million people took action globally in a week-long wave of climate protests. From Angola, to Cuba, Germany,

Beyond Net Zero: Towards a Climate Politics that Can Defeat the Far Right by Christopher Shaw 26.03.2026 Christopher Shaw holds Research Associate roles at both the University of Sussex’s School … Con...

The US-Israel war began over Tehran on Saturday and spread, city by city, into a sustained assault on civilian infrastructure, military sites, and daily life.

Professor Anthony Bogues examines authoritarian resurgence, the unravelling of the postwar order, and the entanglements of liberalism and illiberalism.