Jacobin

A man burned alive. A country riven by fire, sword, and destruction. Violence fanned by religious bigotry. Mass protests and...

The results of India’s national elections, announced at the beginning of June, cast doubt on the accuracy of forecasts which...

Greece has adopted a voluntary six-day workweek for businesses that offer round-the-clock services. “Voluntary” applies, of course, to the business,...

When someone drowns, we gather in the Parc de Richelieu. We arrange ourselves in a circle. Somebody might bring a...

Corporate backers of the Donald Trump campaign have tipped their hand. In “Project 2025: Presidential Transition Project,” the Heritage Foundation...

The recent protest movement by the students in Bangladesh is an important political turning point for the country. The impacts...

A new study found the amount of pesticides used on farms was strongly associated with the incidence of many cancers...

Up until now, despite billions of dollars and unmeasurable institutional power on its side, the ruling class has struggled to...

It’s not hard to become disillusioned with academia in the age of late neoliberalism — especially if you are, like...

As Microsoft faces intensifying federal scrutiny, one of the company’s billionaire Democratic donors is now pressuring the party’s presumptive presidential...

With nearly forty thousand Palestinians killed by Israel’s response to the October 7 Hamas assault, the war in Gaza has...

Review of Autocracy, Inc.: The Dictators Who Want to Run the World by Anne Applebaum (Penguin, 2024) For some time...