IMF-led defunding or closure of public administration schools, coupled with Western NGOs emerging to fill the void, have deepened the Global South’s disadvantages in international trade relations. Read more: thetricontinental.org/newsletterissu…

On the eve of the #BRICS summit in Brazil, return to Samir Amin’s Globalisation and Its Alternative, a revolutionary call to de-link from imperialist globalisation and build a multipolar world on the terms of the peoples, not capital. thetricontinental.org/globalisation-…

Li Tuo argues that China’s reform and opening up continue the long history of socialist experimentation. From Lenin’s New Economic Policy to China’s reform and opening up, socialism evolves through contradiction and risk. Read: thetricontinental.org/wenhua-zonghen…

Tomorrow night (7pm ET) on CODEPINK YouTube Live a special edition of WTF is Going on in Latin America & the Caribbean. Join alina ɗuarte Teri Mattson & Vijay Prashad of Tricontinental Institute for Social Research in conversation about the BRICS 2025 Summit👉YT @codepinkaction

🇵🇸 Ghassan Kanafani on class struggle and why the Palestinian people continue to fight for their liberation. On this day in 1972, Ghassan Kanafani was assassinated by the Israeli Mossad in Beirut.

Ghassan Kanafani: ‘Imperialism has laid its body over the world, the head in Eastern Asia, the heart in the Middle East, its arteries reaching Africa and Latin America. Wherever you strike it, you damage it, and you serve the World Revolution’.

Revolution vs Integration: Iran’s Strategic Turning Points Understanding today’s escalation requires examining the deeper historical roots of Iran-Israel tensions. writes Ali Abutalebi in the Asia Newsletter thetricontinental.org/asia/revolutio…

Very pleased to welcome Shri Sudheendra Kulkarni to the Tricontinental Institute for Social Research office in Santiago. Over several hours we discussed the current situation in India, the potential for India within the BRICS+ bloc, the importance of good relations for India with China, Pakistan, Bangladesh,

Led by the Communist Party, China has driven socialist modernisation through creative experimentation – or ‘by crossing the river by feeling the stones’. Learn more: thetricontinental.org/newsletterissu…

»Multipolarität? Vielleicht irgendwann in der Zukunft« jacobin.de/artikel/multip…

“Multipolarity? Maybe Sometime in the Future” An Interview with Vijay Prashad for CounterPunch counterpunch.org/2025/07/10/mul…

Our Director, Vijay Prashad, highlights how member nations are increasingly united by concerns over the unpredictable actions of North Atlantic powers for CGTN America youtube.com/watch?v=9jSJWo… #Heat #BRICS #GlobalSouth #Brazil

When Ngũgĩ returned to Kenya in 2004 after 22 years in exile, thousands welcomed him with Mau Mau songs of resistance. He stepped out of the car to touch Kenyan soil. A homecoming like no other. #ArtBulletin #Kenya thetricontinental.org/triconart-bull…

#Dossier_No_90 With a new mood emerging in the Global South, it is up to working-class and peasant movements, alongside left-wing parties, to tip the scales in a socialist direction. Read more:thetricontinental.org/dossier-tricon…

With my friend and comrade Professor Meng Jie (Economics Department, Fudan University), one of the most important Marxist economists in China. In the current issue of Wenhua Zonghen, Meng Jie has an essay - written with Zhang Zibin - on 'Industrial Policy with Chinese

Follow our new youtube channel, where we'll publish all of the talks and panels from the conference "Fascism - Back in Europa?", and other such work we do in the future. youtube.com/@zetkinforum

#NL_28 China’s Communist Party has kept capitalists in check, ensuring that the private sector plays a productive role in national development rather than hoarding wealth or undermining the public interest. Read more: thetricontinental.org/newsletterissu…

Vijay Prashad speaking about cultures of cruelty and the connection between liberalism and fascism. To see the full talks from our conference "Fascism - Back in Europe?", follow our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@zetkinforum

#NL_29 NATO countries’ military expenditure could rise to $3.8 trillion by 2035, marking a clear choice between war & austerity or peace & social spending. Learn more: thetricontinental.org/newsletterissu…

#NL_30 The theft of social wealth from South to North hinges on onerous borrowing costs and crushing debt payments imposed on developing countries. Learn more: thetricontinental.org/newsletterissu…