The Taiwan Question: From Civil War to External Intervention
How did an island and its mainland – bound by one language, history, and culture – drift to the edge of conflict, and whose hand has kept that divide open across the decades?
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The Weight of US Ideological Control in Taiwan
When the last US soldier left Taiwan in 1979, Washington’s grip did not loosen – it simply changed shape, shifting from barracks and warships to classrooms, newsrooms, and the minds of a generation.
A Revolution Can Only Be the Child of Culture and Ideas
While imperialist offensives weaponise culture to neutralise resistance, a radical truth remains: art, literature, and imagination are never separate from political struggle, but a necessary form of collective defiance in building a new society.
Why Chinese Agriculture Must Undergo an Ecological Transformation
To build an ecological civilisation, it is necessary for China to go beyond industrialised agriculture and create a green agroecological model.
There Is No Such Thing as a Small Nuclear War: The Twenty-Sixth Newsletter (2024)
Recent announcements by the US and NATO threaten to escalate the conflict in Ukraine and create the most dangerous threat to world peace since the Cuban Missile Crisis.
The United States Is Waging a New Cold War: A Socialist Perspective
The United States is committed to waging a New Cold War against both Russia and China, even at the risk of destroying the planet.
