• Global Solidarity
• United Nations

A new political agreement and international police mission aim to restore order in Haiti, but corruption and food insecurity worsen the crisis. Civil society is demanding real governance reforms.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

In the 2024 elections, the U.S. faces a debate over its global role. While foreign policy may not be the key election issue, the outcome will significantly impact U.S. international relations and its approach to maintaining global dominance in a changing world.

• Program Highlights

The American labor movement has resurged with major strikes and contract wins. Since 2019, RLS has aided workers through training and international networking, emphasizing the labor movement’s vital role in global solidarity and justice.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

Bowman’s defeat is no doubt a loss for the Left, but wealthy suburbs are not fertile territory for socialists and progressives anyway. The race does not portend broader revolt against pro-Palestine politics or progressive politics more generally.

• Global Solidarity
• Transatlantic Left Voices

Report from the 2024 Labor Notes Conference.

• Global Solidarity
• Transatlantic Left Voices

We are thrilled to present highlights from our recent conference, “Challenges and Victories: The State of the Left in Europe and the US.”

• Transatlantic Left Voices

Organized labor has been on the move. Will it be able to change class relations?

• Climate Justice
• Transatlantic Left Voices

For residents of the communities within the emissions zone of petrochemical plants and many observers of the booming Texas’ petrochemical industry, the racial and economic impacts of this activity are impossible to ignore.

• Global Solidarity
• Transatlantic Left Voices
• Uncategorized

Introducing a publication written by Dr. Johannes Schulten and Jörn Boewe, supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung’s Geneva Office, which asserts the global transformation of the automotive industry. The English translation of the publication will be released soon. The automotive industry plays a pivotal role in the intersection of climate change, industrial policy and labor […]

• Transatlantic Left Voices

U.S. policy on Ukraine is not without divisions—within the administration, in Congress, and in the population at large. So far, however, these differences of opinion have had no major impact on administration policy. If the war continues into the 2024 election season, however, the Biden administration will face increasing calls from Republicans and a Republican voter base to reduce support for Kyiv.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

The US midterm elections, held between presidential elections, determine the party that will dominate the legislative houses of Congress for the next two years. “Dominate” is more appropriate than “control”, because the rules requiring a 60-percent majority in some votes make it nearly impossible to break deadlocks when the division of Congressional seats is practically […]

• Transatlantic Left Voices

For some socialists, the debate over anti-woke laws might seem like a distraction, an aspect of the culture wars pitting the neoliberal establishment against the Christian nationalist right, but these laws have real material consequences for the overwhelming majority of the working class who are women, people of color, or queer.

• Global Solidarity

The United States is in the midst of an orchestrated crisis and crumbling democracy, with white Christian nationalists using the overturning of the right to an abortion as tool. Following an unprecedented leak of a draft decision, for the first time in history, the nation’s Supreme Court justices have ruled to rescind a right deeply […]

• Global Solidarity

The city Department of Homeless Services is in the process of making as many as 2,500 hotel rooms available as isolation spaces for sick or elderly residents of the city homeless shelters. Yet most of the shelter system’s 17,000 single adults, and all of 3,500 known residents of the city’s streets and subways have no space to isolate themselves.

• Transatlantic Left Voices

The COVID-19 crisis has exposed the contradictions laid bare underneath the glitz and glamour of New York. New York, a global hub, center to finance, arts, and culture, is at the same time a city facing an inequality crisis bringing along poverty, homelessness, and displacement.