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A 1967 conversation with Ernst Bloch on the difference between hatred and anger. 

Kristin Ross speaks with France 24 about the French government's efforts to evict the ZAD. 

In an open letter to the President of Poland Andrzej Duda, Professor Henryk Szlajfer explains why he will not take part in the official celebration of the anniversary of the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

Priyamvada Gopal responds to the racist attacks on her work in the British tabloids. 

What is Emmanuel Macron so afraid of, that would lead him to act so violently? Today living a little outside the system constitutes a threat to neoliberalism.

Anti-corruption discourse in Latin America has acted to protect the system, as a substitute for class struggle.

Students in France are determined to fight against the Macron government and its anti-social reforms.

Chantal Mouffe argues that Jeremy Corbyn represents the success of left populism. 

In this 1993 interview with Sheila Rowbotham, Dorothy Thompson reflects on her life as a historian and as a socialist. 

An interview with Rossana Rossanda on her life in politics and Italy today. 

The Mouvement du 22 mars, founded on 22 March 1968, was a Nanterre-based movement decisive to catalysing the student revolt that sparked the France-wide general strike of May–June 1968. Fifty years later, in this text former M22M militants express their solidarity with the students today under attack on this same campus.

Matthew Beaumont walks Paris at night.