Current articles
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Marxism – a summary
Reading Marx was no picnic even in 1884. Here we present an easily digestible summary of the most important thinker of modern times.
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The war against Iran
Iran is an ultra-reactionary class society. But that is irrelevant to the rejection of this imperialist plunder.
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Cuba: Despite It All
The history, conditions, mistakes and achievements of the Cuban revolution – from José Martí till todays “Opción Cero”.
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Fascism: A Materialist Analysis of Capitalism’s Decay
The developing fascism of the imperial core is a logical consequence of the falling rate of profit, not “dumb workers”.
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Bolsonaro and the Generals Behind Bars
Jair Bolsonaro, from mediocre fascist general to Steve Bannon’s hope for Latin America: a henchman of global capital and a master of the Prussian line.
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Algerian Blood in the Seine
In Algeria, France massacred hundreds of thousands; and in 1961, it carried that massacre back to Paris. France’s imperial boomerang.
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Attack on Kurdish Enclaves: What Comes Next?
Despite the agreement, Syria’s government forces are massacring the residents of Sheikh Maqsud. Despite fierce resistance, the enclaves fall, followed by ethnic cleansing. The West escorts Julani without interference.
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The Iranian Revolution: Bitter fruit
The imperialist overthrow of Mossadegh was the direct cause of the Iranian Revolution and of anti-Americanism in Iran.
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Imperial Privilege Despite Minority Status
Identity essentialism reduces imperialism to the abstract identity of the ‘marginalized.
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Jeffery Epstein was not a real person.
A thorough guide on Jeffrey Epsteins connections, crimes, influence and how he got there.
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Epstein: A marxist perspective
No, elite pedophiles do not rule the capitalist world. But its structures create them.
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Venezuela: Burnt Dragon
Revolution, corruption, collapse. A petro-state breaking apart under oil dependency, internal failure, and external U.S. aggression.
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Colonial Peace
The 20-point ‘peace plan’ cements all the contradictions that led to October 7th — this colonial peace could hardly be more absurd.
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“German unity”; We aren’t celebrating.
On the massive suffering that accompanied German reunification and how its mistakes continue to shape Germany today.
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Nepal – Peoples war betrayed
How the Nepali ‘Maoists’ Destroyed the Revolution and Left It to the Ruling Order.
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Gaza Is Occupied
75% of Gaza is illegally occupied under international law. The capture of Gaza City would complete the genocide. Despite losses, the Palestinian resistance remains strong – collective punishment does not break it.
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Once a Terrorist, always a Terrorist
Al-Jolani militias kill Druze in Syria – using ISIS symbols. The US continues to support him. Consequences for Rojava, parallels to Bin Laden, Israel’s role.
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Teaching values, an educational mission
School leads the subject to voluntarily submit to the demands of the performance-oriented society – as if it were made for their benefit.
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On Polarization in the empire
How algorithmic logic perfects the bourgeois subject and reinforces cultural hegemony.
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The Puzzle Piece: Mahmoud Abbas
Mahmoud Abbas is the key piece to understanding the division of Palestine, the rise of Hamas, the decline of Fatah, and the events of October 7.
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Reluctantly Compassionate
The threats of the European states are empty talk – their rule is in danger.
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Why Marxists Need Foucault
Foucault helps Marxist understand how ideology works today – linking identity struggles with class domination.
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PKK – History and New Beginning
History and “dissolution” of the PKK, and what its future means for the Kurdish people’s movement.
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Part 6: Hindutva and Modi (2019 to present)
Fascist Modi revokes the (de-jure) autonomy of Jammu and Kashmir; Hindu nationalism and the questionable Pahalgam attack.
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Part 5: Torture as Strategy (2008 to 2018)
Staged executions, mass murders and systematic torture and rape.
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Part 4: Violence and Displacement (1990 to 2005)
State terror, mass exodus, the end of armed resistance, and concerns about settler colonialism.
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Part 3: Hotbed of Violence (1981 to 1990)
Farooq Abdullah, the Afghan Mujahideen, and the Gawkadal Massacre
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Part 2: India, Pakistan, Kashmir (1885 to 1977)
The Partition of India, Massacres against the Muslims of Kashmir, a Referendum That Never Took Place, and Sheikh Abdullah.
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Part 1: History of Kashmir from Antiquity to the Early Modern Period.
Lahore, Sikh, Dogra – The History of Kashmir from Antiquity to the Early Modern Period.
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Remembering Means Forgetting
Remembrance is only made in ways that serve the interests of the state; the mechanisms that led to the rise of National Socialism remain intact.
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The Empire Strikes Back
Protectionism, currency imperialism, unipolarity – a look back at China’s rise, the fall of free trade, and the geopolitical tremors of a dying hegemon.
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Reign on Vendetta
Why the Palestine movement is such a thorn in the side of the German state and how Berlin simply wants to deport rebellious demonstrators.
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The Death of Hegemony
With the development of information technology, domination is harder to present as inevitable.
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The Myth of Rearmament
Rearmament is not a consequence of the war in Ukraine, but is driven by the arms industry.
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Rulers and Murderers in the Name of God
Al-Dscholani orders the massacre of hundreds of Alawites and declares himself the Caliph of the new Syria.
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Home Defense? It has to be!
The state can now better restrict fundamental democratic rights in times of crisis, using the Bundeswehr.
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Debt among Debt
About the contradictions of financial capitalism and the incredible absurdity of the debt economy.
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Everyone votes AfD – why?
AfD voters are not stupid; the success of the AfD is logical and can be understood through material conditions.
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Who Benefits from the War?
Because European capital cannot risk ending the war, and because the United States is pulling the plug.
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“Firewall”-Idealism
About the legitimacy tool “firewall,” and the unclear boundaries between fascism and well-off bourgeois nationalism.
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The Left, despite everything.
Without the Left Party, there is no left-wing voice in the Bundestag. For a coffee with Ferat Koçak.
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Ceasefire – and now what?
Why the ceasefire will not last long and how things will proceed. A balance sheet of the genocide.
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BRICS; an Opportunity, Not an End Goal.
BRICS creates space for self-determination, but by itself, it is not yet a complete whole.
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The Foreigner’s Contradiction
Fascism needs the hatred of foreigners; the state needs the foreigner.

