Monthly Archives: May 2025

Bjørn Nymoen’s book, ostensibly about understanding and potentially stopping war, falls short of providing a substantive analysis or actionable solutions, according to the review. While promising insights into the complex nature of modern warfare, the book primarily focuses on describing the evolving character of war, particularly the rise of networked conflicts, cyber warfare, and theContinue reading “The Unstoppable Protest”

The article details the impending bankruptcy of Prospect Medical Holdings, a healthcare provider that operates hospitals and clinics across several US states. It argues that Prospect’s financial difficulties, stemming from heavy debt and alleged mismanagement by its private equity owner, Leonard Green & Partners, directly threaten vital healthcare services in the communities it serves. TheContinue reading “Crozer’s Closure: Speculation’s Toll”

Portugal’s upcoming election is characterized by a deeply reactionary political climate, primarily fueled by anti-migrant sentiment. The dominant narrative is one of xenophobia, overshadowing the substantive issues that directly impact the Portuguese working class. Notably absent from the campaign discourse are critical discussions about the global implications of capitalism’s trajectory towards world war. The escalatingContinue reading “Snap Election: Portugal’s Right Turn”

The 1972 Rolling Stones concert film, “Ladies and Gentlemen, The Rolling Stones,” has been re-released in a digitally remastered and restored version. The updated film, now available in select cinemas and IMAX theaters worldwide as of April 24, features enhanced surround sound and a pristine visual presentation thanks to a restoration process utilizing the originalContinue reading “Pompeii Echoes: Pink Floyd, 1972”

The article from the World Socialist Web Site argues that the Biden administration’s economic and trade policies, particularly those targeting China, are intensifying the danger of war and economic nationalism. These policies, presented as necessary to defend American jobs and national security, are in reality continuations of protectionist measures initiated under the Trump administration. TheContinue reading “Docks Divided”

The article analyzes the victory of fascist candidate George Simion in the first round of Romania’s presidential elections. It argues that Simion’s success is a symptom of the failures of the post-Stalinist political order established after the restoration of capitalism in Romania. According to the article, this political framework has consistently undermined resistance and createdContinue reading “Romania’s Runoff”

The article discusses a protest in Ann Arbor, Michigan, against the prosecution of Hash Tayeh, a pro-Palestinian activist charged with a hate crime for publicly stating that “all Zionists are terrorists.” The demonstration, organized by the University of Michigan’s Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), drew a large crowd, including students, faculty, and community members.Continue reading “Anti-Zionist Protest Charges”