A slow death of British academia
Higher education in the UK is on a downward slope. This summer for the first time, I heard colleagues on...
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Putin is playing Russian roulette with his own country
Will the Russians be drawn into a war whose main objectives are disappearing before their eyes? (more…)
Railway strike would cost US government a fortune. And it still can happen
The freight rail workers strike has gotten more traction in the American mainstream media in the past week. A topic...
A hope and a doom of the Italian Republic
Giorgia Meloni is taking Italian politics by storm. A hope for disillusioned Italians, tired of technocratic rule, she is at...
The forbidden word peace and the politics of fear
Veronika Sušová-Salminen warns against the normalisation of war and the narrative of the war in an already polarised Czech society....
The kingdom embroiled in the class war
The United Kingdom has seen a lot of turbulence in history, from Wilhelm the Conqueror to War of the Roses,...
Danish experts: The current crisis encourages the Eastern EU nations to look for their own solutions
A talk with Rasmus Sørensen and Zlatko Jovanovic of the Democracy in Europe Organization on the Danish attitude towards the...
Biden intervenes to stop freight workers from striking for now
In July, freight workers voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike vote which would have brought roughly 30% of the nation’s...
Why Russia’s political capitalists went to war – and how the war could end their rule
- Russia’s political capitalists waged war in order to survive as a class, to continue accumulating wealth through the exploitation...
Walter Baier: The dialogue between religions and Marxism is possible
Cross-Border Talks spoke to Walter Baier, one of the founders of the transform!network, Austrian economist and (former) Communist politician, about...
