Opinion

Requiem for a dream: 100 years after the founding of the USSR

January 11, 2023 By Oleg Yasinsky

I belong to a privileged generation. I was born in the late 1960s in Kiev, the capital of a Soviet and socialist Ukraine, and I had the good fortune to grow up in the USSR.

The clock is ticking in Ukraine for U.S. global hegemony

January 11, 2023 By M.K. Bhadrakumar

The conflict has already become existential not only for Ukraine and Russia but for the U.S. as well.

All of Israel’s most dangerous politicians are now in one place—the government

January 6, 2023 By Ramzy Baroud

Israel was never a democracy, so why is the West lamenting the end of “liberal” Israel?

Managing burnout as organizers and cultivating radical community care

January 5, 2023 By Sammie Lewis

Learning to understand mental health is an important practical part of movement work, especially when it comes to burnout.

Workers should never forget how much power they have

January 4, 2023 By David Cavendish

The bosses may have a lot of money and the weapons to enforce their will, but there are many more of us.