In this paper, we caution against the tendency in climate discourse to equate hope with progress. While hope is often framed as essential for motivating change, its uncritical celebration can under...

AI Debt Bubble and the Post-Productive Economy

In Masafer Yatta in the southern occupied West Bank, Israeli settlers are accelerating their attacks on Palestinian farmers and herders in the area by cutting off their water supply.

The Republican U.S. Senate nominee from Texas appears to have omitted rental income and multiple mortgages from his recent financial disclosures, making it difficult for voters to get the full picture...

The Trump administration has upended protections for thousands of endangered species by redefining the words "take" and "harm."

In Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative, Evan Barker shows how the Democratic Party turned its back on American workers. Her diagnosis is devastating. Her cure, a revenge vote for Donal...

A wave of femicides prompts questions about government failings and potential strategies of resistance, writes Leonardo Sakamoto.

While two-thirds say that democracy is the best way to govern, four in ten say a strong leader would serve their country better.

A deranged and bloodthirsty defence of the SAS and a dismissal of war crimes accusations is exactly what we can expect from one of the Telegraph’s worst.

The difference between political activism and biophysical reality

The freelance journalist and Drop Site contributor was arrested by Israeli authorities as she returned from covering Israeli settler attacks in Masafer Yatta.

Who is AI really for?

Carbon capture doesn’t work, the only technology that actually pulls carbon from the air is the one we keep paying to destroy.

coal collapsed, renewables boomed, and the forecasts mostly missed it

On Britain’s universities.

The health-care system in the occupied Palestinian territory is undergoing a silent, catastrophic collapse, pushing regional public hospitals to the brink of total structural failure. As an emergency medicine and oncology physician at Dura Governmental Hospital, West Bank—a crucial secondary-care hub—I witness daily the devastating erosion of our capacity to deliver basic, life-saving medical care. Prolonged fiscal blockades, severe restrictions on movement, and the economic isolation of the Palestinian health sector have culminated in an unprecedented shortage of essential medicines and crucial medical infrastructure.

This is an English translation of an interview published in Chinese by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2025 in World Socialist Research. 1. Michael Roberts, thank you for your time! Could…

An assessment by Mark Kelly

Israeli politicians and pundits want Arabic driven from hospital wards in a country where Palestinian citizens make up a quarter of doctors

Large groups of attackers set fire to the Toubasi family’s homes in Jalud, forcing them to flee after earlier attacks aimed at taking over the property

Calls grow for a global ban on PFAS, which are tied to a range of health issues, including various cancers.

Nvidia is one of the chief beneficiaries of the AI data center boom that’s sparked widespread opposition across the US.

Fifty years ago, British Labour leader James Callaghan used his party conference speech to promote some of the key ideas associated with neoliberalism. A close look at the speech can help explain why ...

Brexit unleashed a new wave of racism while at the same time, it propelled politicians from ethnic minorities to the forefront of British politics.

A handful of oil-producing countries and their corporate allies stalled and ultimately derailed the entire process…

To reignite the climate movement, organisers must respond to the most pressing issues today: imperialism, the cost of living, and the genocide in Gaza.

How We Monetize Nature Will Define Our Future

What's the reality of Washington? I interview an anonymous progressive lobbyist.

Exclusive documents show Tony Blair's think tank offers corporate members such as BP and Uber "networking" at party conferences and "a stronger voice" in policy debates.

Technological progress could set us free. Under capitalism, it destroys jobs instead.

Efforts to suppress disclosure of grave climate risks in brittle areas cheat buyers and sabotage communities.

Proposed AI military branch is most overlooked story this week

As I say on fiscal rules in the glossary to this blog: Fiscal rules are targets set by governments to limit borrowing, debt, or deficits over time. They are presented as if they are neutral, technical...

Emergency service costs have been going up for years, frustrating city officials. One reason seems to be private equity, which bought up ambulance makers and raised prices.

Stochastic violence is the medium of our era.

In Gaza, women whose husbands are missing or buried under rubble are facing a little-known crisis. Without death certificates for their husbands, they’re locked out of bank accounts, aid, and custody ...

The crypto industry wasn’t able to buy support for its biggest legislative priority in the Senate this week, despite unparalleled levels of spending in the midterms.

New rules could grant ‘small business’ benefits to companies with up to $5 billion in assets. Actual small businesses may have no choice but to sell.

Over the past twenty months, the US has launched airstrikes in Somalia using MQ-9 Reaper drones and sometimes manned...

For my family, SNAP meant one less impossible choice at the end of the month. Millions are now losing that lifeline.

Sky’s The War Game put ex-politicians in a simulation where nuclear conflict was inevitable. It was arms industry propaganda pretending to be something serious.

Down a dead-end street of lies.

By: Erik Rittenberry

And A.I. is a dominatrix

Earth Innovation Institute pretends to be oblivious to what is driving drought and forest fires in Brazil, which is, of course, the fossil fuel industry.

The Iron Beam laser and Arrow anti-ballistic missile systems are touted as examples of Israeli military ingenuity. But they were largely developed and financed by the U.S.