Monthly Review Blog

In September 1960, in the heart of Black America, Harlem’s Hotel Theresa became the stage for one of the world’s most monumental encounters.

Fighting Trump’s racist attacks is obviously a necessity but that fight must include opposing the Black misleadership class and their collaboration.

The only serious question in American politics today is how this movement toward dictatorship can be stopped.

On the southern shore of Lake Maracaibo, communards sustain themselves by fishing, but just as much through practices of solidarity.

An image of a downed U.S. F-35 jet—wings destroyed, afterburner still glowing—starts to trend.

Hundreds of thousands marched across Italy on September 22, blocking highways and ports in one of the country’s largest mobilizations in decades, signaling the return of a collective voice against war and arms trade with Israel.

President Trump’s snide barbs against his appointee, Fed Chair Jerome Powell, have revived support for central bank independence–long used by powerful financial interests against growth and equity.

U.S. restrictions on Harvard tighten, reflecting political pressures to curb academic freedom and impose ideological agendas.

Study shows U.S. death toll could reach 70,000 a year by 2050.

India found itself in an uncomfortable situation like a cat on a hot roof at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation event in Tianjin, China, with the Western media hyping up its unlikely role in a troika with Russia and China to chariot the world order toward a brave...

With full western backing, Tel Aviv is entrenching a one-state apartheid system and extinguishing any prospect of Palestinian sovereignty.

A BOLD new project has been recently announced by a strong group of UK universities supported by the Wellcome Trust, which has more than £1 billion in funds.