Monthly Review Blog

Amid ongoing ceasefire talks, Israel attempted to assassinate the Hamas negotiating team in an airstrike on the Doha office of its lead negotiator, senior Hamas leader Khalil al-Hayya. Hamas officials say the negotiating team survived the attack.

Ankara's quiet agreement with the PKK was never going to hold–not with Israeli-backed Kurdish projects intensifying across Syria and Iraq.

Unison leader says international direct action needed to get aid to Palestinians and prevent more Israeli war crimes.

Trump’s twin track of tariffs and deportations to restore American ‘greatness’ are in contradiction with each other, and are damaging the U.S. economy, argues John Clarke.

Most of the Impressionist artists were from comfortable, if not wealthy, families. This relative privilege coloured their attitudes to contemporary events.

As sociologists, we know that Marx’s ideas are not only still relevant today but that they resonate with the views that many of us hold. For this reason, I thought it might be useful to once again offer some examples of how Marx’s social commentary is much more...

While Justices Thomas and Alito dissented in Obergefell in 2015, the broad public support that both parties once embraced has now waned among Republicans.

Surveys put the leftist candidate ahead of Cuomo, Sliwa and Adams.

Roger D. Harris and Joe Emersberger trace how U.S. imperialist strategy, from fake drug charges to naval deployments, sets the stage for an attack on Venezuela’s leadership.

Jay Murphy reviews “Ghassan Kanafani: Selected Political Writings,” a collection of newly translated essays by the influential Palestinian philosopher, author, and activist.

You may find this to be both surprising and troubling given what is usually taught about Marx in most high school social studies classes.

"No society can survive when one man becomes a trillionaire while the working class struggles to survive," the democratic socialist senator said.