Chinese scholar Wang Hui looks back at the twentieth century, which was born out of the multiple revolutions in the peripheral areas of the world, including China.
Though the Dollar-Wall Street regime remains significantly powerful, de-dollarisation and possibilities of a shifting global order are being driven by US economic weakness, the aggressive use of illegal sanctions by the US and its Global…
The situation in China and the nature of socialist development are issues of great consternation amongst the left globally. This newsletter outlines some facts to guide a rational discussion on these matters. As the United…
Most of the world is in the midst of a global economic slowdown, with no sign of a rebound. Among the G20, economic growth is expected to increase in only five countries: Brazil, China, Japan,…
Despite having ‘everything necessary to become a powerful, modern, industrialised continent’, in the words of former Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah, the African continent has been plagued by Western intervention in the form of coups, structural…
In contrast to global trends, the Chinese government announced in 2021 that extreme poverty in the country had been eradicated. It will be difficult for the Chinese path to socialist modernisation to be seen as…
In March 2018, our first newsletter identified one of the Left’s serious challenges: providing reasonable answers to the practical problems that humanity faces. Over the past sixty-two months, this challenge has been at the heart…
President Xi Jinping’s visit to Russia was widely discussed in China with a general sense of pride that China’s government is taking leadership both to block the ambitions of the West and to seek peace…