Monthly Review Blog

They reaffirmed support for President Maduro and the Bolivarian Revolution.

Leaked training videos and new evidence expose Intellexa as more than just a rogue surveillance company. The Israeli firm stands as a pillar of Tel Aviv's global cyberwarfare infrastructure, infiltrating phones worldwide through 'zero-click' methods, ad-based...

Ten days after right-wing destabilization attempts, Mexico’s leadership has emerged strengthened, securing historic labour and wage agreements, while opposition-backed protests have crumbled under scrutiny, says DAVID RABY.

A Leninist Perspective on Postone and anti-anti-imperialism.

This is the choice in front of us: a future of permanent war and permanent hunger, or a fight for a society where budgets are written to meet human needs, not to guarantee profits for war corporations and the rich.

Geopolitics commentator Peter Yang takes a deep dive into America’s chip-war defeat. Washington weaponized the semiconductor stack it built, turning interdependence into containment—and the strategy backfired. Reshoring stalled, allies absorbed the costs, and...

Israel is coming apart at the seams, both on a cultural and political basis.

HOW likely is a U.S. war on Venezuela? States across the region are alarmed one is imminent.

This is the second part of a two-part interview with Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster for Italy’s OttolinaTV. Watch the first part here.

The AI bubble continues.

It has become a cliché that award ceremonies serve the award givers more than the laureates.

Failure to air footage of Israeli soldiers executing unarmed Palestinians shows the corporation’s true bias.