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With Trump in power, many parts of the world are swinging to the far right. This is the most pressing challenge we currently face. But what is the situation of the Left in China? And where is the Chinese far right?
Venezuela’s crisis raises fundamental strategic questions for socialists worldwide.
A New Left, if it is to be born, will come quietly at first, gathering fragments of resistance.
Resistance to President Donald Trump is growing, taking the form of massive, peaceful protest marches, small local rebellions, Democratic Party election victories, and a gradually changing public opinion.
The overall global balance has clearly tilted in favour of the reactionary radicalisation. This is not a product of objective conditions alone, but also of the Left’s own shortcomings and failures.
The neoliberal project has sought to delegitimise tariffs, portraying them as outdated and inefficient.
The Western liberal political empire is shamed beyond repair by genocide in Palestine.
The destructive impact of the newly imposed US tariffs and aid cuts on South Africa are undeniable. Nonetheless, pockets of hope for advancing global solidarity and a more just global economy remain.
The future of international trade will be shaped not by the resurrection of liberal multilateralism but by struggles over what forms of economic cooperation can emerge from its ruins.