Much like Cuba’s anachronistic condition, U.S policy towards Cuba is trapped in a museum of absurdities and Cold War–style red-baiting. It pretends that the Cuba of today is the same one that hosted ...

Jesse Jackson died on February 17. Looking back on his life is an opportunity to reflect on the progress and retreat for civil rights and freedom in the United States. Jackson was a bridge from civil ...

A Nigerian activist, Femi Aborisade, has declared that oppressed peoples across the world owe Cuba an “unpayable debt of international solidarity,” as he condemned the renewed economic offensive ...

Pope Leo XIV will make a 10-day trip through Africa visiting four countries in a trip seen as significant to Catholics in the continent.

From opposing apartheid in South Africa to supporting Palestinian rights, the US civil rights leader left his mark across the globe ...

It is not now debatable that an American order was imposed on the world immediately after the Second World War and that order subsists today, however shaky it now seems to be. It is no coincidence ...

This article was originally published in early November 2025, in issue #2 of International Marxism, international political ...

Jesse Jackson was a hero to millions. Even those of us on the socialist left praised his integrity and outspoken views on ...

Nduka Nwosu speaks with Ben Murray-Bruce on the life and times of one of his political mentor and civil rights leader, Jesse Jackson, who just passed on at 84.

Angolan President João Lourenço has signed into law new legislation that regulates the operation of nongovernmental organizations and other groups in the country.

More than 150 Cuban medical staff have departed Honduras after the Central American country's new government abruptly cancelled the agreement.

The Civil War isn’t what it used to be. Instead of the romantic version, a “good war” of courage and glory, that emerged in the conflict’s immediate aftermath, or the post-civil-rights-era emphasis on ...