The world’s largest ultra-processed food corporations are using lawsuits to obstruct public health measures, delay new regulations and protect the profits they make from unhealthy food. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization, has accused global food…
The chief executive of Thames Water has claimed that targets for reducing leaks and pollution are “not realistic”, after decades in which private owners and lenders drained billions from the company while its infrastructure deteriorated. Chris Weston told the BBC…
As the United States endures another summer of dangerous heat, drought and flooding, more and more working people are recognising what they’re experiencing isn’t just bad luck. According to new polling by Data for Progress, 61% of likely voters believe…
An NHS trust has paid out £187,000 in damages after an employment tribunal ruled in favour of seven nurses who campaigned to have a transgender colleague excluded from the women’s changing room. The dispute centred on a transgender woman employed…
by Harry Haywood, 1978, source: Marxist Internet Archive Apart from our academic courses, we received our first tutelage in Leninism and the history of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in the heat of the inner-party struggle then raging…
The PIF sovereign wealth fund in Saudi Arabia is set to buy a 10 percent stake in Heathrow airport. The bulk of the money in the PIF wealth fund is made up of oil profits. Saudi Arabia still has some…
A common refrain from baby leftists is that we need to unify the left. They look around at the fragmented factions of Democratic Socialists, Anarchists, Marxist-Leninists (MLs), and Marxist-Leninist-Maoists (MLMs), and declare that we should create a single, gigantic leftist…
