By TADEU VALADARES: The hegemonic transition between the United States and China is not a mere geopolitical situation, but the most recent chapter in an 800-year-old historical capitalism that has reached its two-pronged stage: productive versus financial-warlike
By EMILIO CAFASSI: Considerations on the newly translated book by Yanis Varoufakis
By MAGDA FURTADO: The truce between Israel and Iran is marked by historical and geopolitical tensions, with profound implications for regional stability and devastating humanitarian consequences
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The Iranian tragedy is not just local, but a symptom of the perverse logic of global capitalism: a country crushed between the greed of its elites, the hypocrisy of Western powers and Israel's obsession with war
By ALIPIO DESOUSA FILHO: Many of the so-called “opinions” are, in fact, products carefully shaped by media discourses that reflect and reinforce the interests of elites who have historically resisted social change in Brazil.
By TADEU VALADARES: The hegemonic transition between the United States and China is not a mere geopolitical situation, but the most recent chapter in an 800-year-old historical capitalism that has reached its two-pronged stage: productive versus financial-warlike
By EMILIO CAFASSI: Considerations on the newly translated book by Yanis Varoufakis
By MAGDA FURTADO: The truce between Israel and Iran is marked by historical and geopolitical tensions, with profound implications for regional stability and devastating humanitarian consequences
By MICHAEL ROBERTS: The Iranian tragedy is not just local, but a symptom of the perverse logic of global capitalism: a country crushed between the greed of its elites, the hypocrisy of Western powers and Israel's obsession with war
By ALIPIO DESOUSA FILHO: Many of the so-called “opinions” are, in fact, products carefully shaped by media discourses that reflect and reinforce the interests of elites who have historically resisted social change in Brazil.