
Watch: Adom Getachew presents Verso's Southern Questions series
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Writer and artist Alex Wolfe on the politics of walking, memory and the built environment.
In his latest book, the author of Carbon Democracy examines capitalism’s method of stealing the future and concealing the theft.

On Kojin Karatani's 85th birthday, Publisher Maikel da Silveira reflects on his writings on and the current US imperial project.

Shereen Fernandez on the new faces of Islamophobia in the UK.

An open letter (available in English, Arabic and French) signed by over 300 Arab intellectuals against normalisation of Israel and the struggle for resistance in the Arab world.

The bloody winter of 2026 in Iran began with a mass uprising and its brutal repression, claiming thousands of lives. It ended in a war that devastated the conditions of life, destroying homes, schools, and hospitals. As such, an entire people found themselves trapped in a historical echo of the revolution of 1979 and its subsequent eight-year war.

"We are at the end of the era of neo- and post-. No neoliberalism, no postcolonialism. Only a planetary imagination, propagated trans-locally, will move us forward."

The current liquified petroleum gas scarcity arising from the war on Iran has spurred a huge demand and rush for firewood, affecting even the famous cremation ghats and their keepers.

Adam Hanieh breaks down the Energy Institute's 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy, an annual report on global energy trade, production and usage.

In part II of our Future of France series, sociologist Manuel Cervera-Marzal looks at how Mélenchon fits into the French national imaginary, the radical left and far right split and other demographic specificities leading up to the 2027 presidential runoff.
Verso visited Trevor Paglen's studio to discuss images, mind control, MKUltra, PSYOPs, and his new book, How to See Like a Machine