Monthly Review Blog

ON October 11 in New Delhi Prime Minister Narendra Modi advised Indian farmers to grow more “export-oriented crops”.

We have all the evidence that the solutions are scalable, and [if we act decisively] we would become winners in terms of modernity, security, peace and health, but also in terms of equity.

Cellmates use cellphones to uncover ‘America’s deadliest prison system.’

The effects of climate change are disproportionately felt by the working class, with billions of workers forced to toil in conditions of excessive heat.

In not quite one year since the ceasefire deal in Lebanon, Israel has broken the ceasefire 4,600 times. It has killed hundreds of people, including infants, demolished tens of thousands of homes and annexed five areas of Lebanon. It was supposed to withdraw completely.

FROM ANDOR TO A NEW HOPE

A Trinidadian labor activist talks about his government’s submissive position to the US in the face of the imperialist buildup against Venezuela, and the correlation of forces in the region.

Marxism represents the ripest product of humanity’s finest intellectual traditions.

Movement leader compares initiative to the International Brigades of the Spanish Civil War in the 1930s.

The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas brokered by Donald Trump has come into effect.

We speak with Caroline Levine, Ryan Professor of the Humanities in the Department of Literatures in English at Cornell University, about her important book The Activist Humanist: Form and Method in the Climate Crisis (Princeton University Press, 2023). Building on the...

The Milei-Trump meeting secured a USD 20 billion financial bailout for Argentina’s unstable economy. Trump made future aid conditional on Milei winning the upcoming elections.