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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 ... -
Strength and Contradictions of the Chinese Economy: An Interview With Au Loong Yu
Chinese global aspirations can be seen in the country’s expanding investments abroad. A trade war with the United States may ... -
[VIDEO] The Fight for Life: Semiconductor workers in South Korea end 1000-day occupation
Left Voice correspondents visit the SHARPS sit-in occupation tent and speak with solidarity activist Sangsu, Samsung worker Misun and the ...