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BRICS+ emerge from Johannesburg, humbled as sub- (not anti- or inter-) imperialists

30 August 2023 - by Patrick Bond

However, the notable intensity within the new membership of fossil-addicted economies, of tyrannies and of human rights violations – civil, socio-economic and environmental – amplifies the existing group’s dangers. Still, the other 17 countries (...)
Le sommet des BRICS à Johannesburg : battage médiatique, espoir et impuissance

22 août 2023 - par Patrick Bond

Jusqu’au sommet de Johannesburg du 22 au 24 août, sommet dont la perspective fait naître l’espoir d’une nouvelle force de contrepoids dans la politique mondiale, et effraie les élites occidentales, au moins cinq facteurs au moins avaient réduit le (...)
The BRICS Johannesburg summit’s hype, hope and helplessness

18 August 2023 - by Patrick Bond

Before the August 22-24 summit in Johannesburg raised expectations for a new counterbalancing force in global politics – and struck fear into many Western elites’ hearts and minds – at least five factors had reduced the (...)
Resisting the shock doctrine

15 July 2023 - by Eric Toussaint, Sushovan Dhar, Yuliya Yurchenko

Ashley Smith chairs an event with Yuliya Yurchenko, Eric Toussaint, and Sushovan Dhar on the global movement against neoliberalism, debt, and the struggle in Ukraine. In this discussion, Yuliya Yurchenko, Eric Toussaint, and Sushovan Dhar (...)
China’s Overseas Investment in the Belt and Road Era

4 May 2023 - by Globalization Monitor

This report aims to provide an overview of some of the issues involved related to Chinese overseas investment and the consequences for recipient countries, the people and the environment. It is hoped that awareness can be raised with a view to (...)
French fossil imperialism, South African subimperialism and anti-imperial resistance

15 December 2022 - by Patrick Bond

Abstract As protest against TotalEnergies stretching from South Africa’s Cape coastline to eastern Uganda rises, the main Big Oil target of African climate activists is facing an historic choice. It can continue long-standing patterns of (...)
Greta Thunberg: The Climate Event

6 November 2022 - by Greta Thunberg

Greta Thunberg calls for an urgent strengthening of the fight for climate justice and says that only mobilisation can force governments to act. Her speech starts at 21 minutes 21 seconds and lasts 14 (...)
Student Debt Relief Is Undermining the Military’s Predatory Recruiting Practices

3 September 2022 - by Jordan Uhl

The US military has a long history of recruiting poor people by offering benefits like free college. With Joe Biden’s partial student debt forgiveness, GOP war hawks are fretting that the military won’t be able to prey on desperate young Americans (...)
Russia under Putin

17 August 2022 - by Michael Roberts

[In my last post->https://thenextrecession.wordpress.com/2022/08/13/ukraine-the-invasion-of-capital, I described how Western capital is planning to take over and control Ukraine’s resources and exploit its labour force to the maximum in order to (...)
The Rotten Roots of the IMF and the World Bank

16 June 2022 - by Jamie Martin, Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins

A conversation with Jamie Martin about the imperial origins of the world’s economic governance, imagining an alternative to these institutions, and his new book, The Meddlers. The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have long been (...)
Increased U.S. Military Spending Means More Militarism, Imperialism, and War

29 December 2021 - by Dan La Botz

The U.S. Congress is completely divided, Republicans versus Democrats. Except when it comes to the military. Bills for working people can’t be passed. But there’s always money for the generals and the arms-makers. Last week the U.S. Congress (...)
The US Lost in Afghanistan. But US Imperialism Isn’t Going Anywhere

7 September 2021 - by Gilbert Achcar

The United States suffered grave losses in Iraq and Afghanistan, just as it did in Vietnam. But we shouldn’t mistake revisions of US military strategy after calamitous failures for a turn away from US imperialist ambitions. The debacle of the (...)
The relative decline of US imperialism

22 August 2021 - by Michael Roberts

The swift collapse of Afghanistan puppet government when US troops withdrew from the war with the Taliban and left the country after 20 years has been likened to the fall of Saigon at the end of the 30-year ‘American’ war against the Vietnamese (...)
SAAPE stands in solidarity with the people of Afghanistan

18 August 2021 - by SAAPE

SAAPE extends its solidarity to women, men and children of Afghanistan who are once again at the toxic crossroads of war and violence, political instability and an uncertain future. The return of the Taliban in the Afghanistan government is a (...)
The US occupation took only human lives: Taliban victory is not a sign of peace

15 August 2021 - by Farooq Tariq

It is now evident that the US imperialism has lost all its human and financial investment in Afghanistan. The Taliban have almost occupied Afghanistan without a fight. What has been spent in Afghanistan in the name of development, ‘democracy’ (...)