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“Hongkongers, Avenge!”: Police Violence Sets off Wave of New Clashes with Hong Kong Protesters
While Mainland China celebrated “Single’s Day,” which is the country’s equivalent of “Black Friday” and the largest online shopping event ... -
Shattered Illusions: South Korea After the Fall of President Park Geun-Hye
Yeon Hong is a labor activist and member of the Militants for Workers’ Liberation (NoHeTu) based in Seoul, South Korea. ... -
India Plans to Make 1.9 Million People Stateless
Nestled in the north-eastern region of India, sharing its southern border with Bangladesh, Assam has long been home to immigrants. ... -
The Hong Kong Protests: A Democratic Struggle and Its Limitations
The anti-government movement in Hong Kong has been sustained and forceful. While limited by the confines of liberal democracy, the ... -
The U.S.-China Trade War and the Race for Global Hegemony
The escalating trade war with China has U.S capitalists trembling. Yet they simultaneously crave access to the Chinese domestic market. ... -
From Marco Polo to Xi Jinping: Italy Joins the Silk Route
Italy signs a new trade agreement with China. What does this mean for China's relationship with Europe? -
General Strike in India: 200 Million Workers Oppose the Government’s Labor Law
On Wednesday, 200 million workers took part in the second day of a general strike in India against the government ... -
Markets, Volatility and Crisis: A Conversation with Tony Norfield, Michael Roberts and Paula Bach
The swings in the stock markets in the United States, Europe and Japan this past week have reignited fears of ... -
Campaign for the Release of Student-worker Activists in China Takes off
In recent years, the Chinese government has ramped up repression against union activists and students organizing in universities. The last ... -
The Roots of Japan’s Crisis
Today, Japan is passing through an era known as the Heisei period, which has defined the country since 1989. Most ...