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Ongoing tales of Syrian chemical weapons
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Ongoing tales of Syrian chemical weapons
October 14, 2026

Ian Henderson, “Inspector A” of the OPCW’s skeptical insider analysis of chemical attacks in Syria, responds to allegedly newly-found, un-declared chemical weapons.

The only way to fight government corruption
October 14, 2026

This past week we have seen several serious Administration corruption scandals. Fox News host-turned-Trump Ambassador to Greece, Kimberly Guilfoyle, came to attention recently when she informed a Greek official, in what sounded like a threat, that Washington can overthrow any government it wishes.

The only way to fight government corruption
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Europe’s leaders are preparing for war. Workers are organising to stop it
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Europe’s leaders are preparing for war. Workers are organising to stop it
October 13, 2026

Preparations for war with Russia and complicity in Israel’s genocide in Gaza have set off a struggle over jobs, wages and military production

China’s response amid the changing international monetary system
October 13, 2026

At present, under the impact of factors such as deep adjustments in the global balance of economic power, frequent geopolitical crises, the “weaponization” of finance, and the accelerating pace of technological progress, the existing international monetary system is unable to cope with complex and rapidly changing external challenges and is undergoing continuous evolution.

China’s response amid the changing international monetary system
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Death rates for young American adults jumped 71% in just over a decade
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Death rates for young American adults jumped 71% in just over a decade
October 12, 2026

Death rates for Americans between 25 and 44 years old jumped 71.2% in just eleven years, rising from about 140 deaths per 100,000 people in 2010 to 239 per 100,000 by 2021. No other age group came anywhere close to that surge. Overdoses, suicides, car crashes, and chronic diseases appearing at increasingly younger ages are now cutting down people in the prime of their lives.

Carney’s war on workers would make the right to strike meaningless
October 12, 2026

Canadians elected a government that promised to defend the country from Trump and his politics. Now corporations are demanding limits on workers’ rights — and Carney is expected to deliver Christo Aivalis Join us on Telegram, X, and VK. Contact […]

Carney’s war on workers would make the right to strike meaningless
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Why capitalism won’t save the climate
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Why capitalism won’t save the climate
October 11, 2026

Although the social and environmental costs of renewable energy technologies are often gestured at parenthetically in left discourse about climate action, they are rarely given serious and sustained attention. It is generally assumed that because a rapid transition to renewables is necessary to avoid full-on climate disaster, we will simply have to accept these costs without too much critical scrutiny.

Deutsche Bahn and China Rail
October 11, 2026

The story of infrastructure in capitalist vs. socialist systems

Deutsche Bahn and China Rail
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