There is now “a state of emergency” in Beirut. No, not to deal with the devastating explosion in its port which left 200 people dead or missing, over 6,000 injured and 300,000 homeless.
August 2020 marks the centenary of the Battle of Warsaw, a turning point in the Polish–Soviet War.
Recently we have written about the background and escalation of the current opposition movement in Belarus(1), but in the days that followed the situation has already changed by quite a bit – with
(Roberts (in tandem with the likes of Carchedi and Maito) frequently makes decent critiques of the existing trends in the capitalist crisis.
(A review of the recently published book by the Angry Workers of the World "Class Power on Zero-Hours" published by PM Press.)