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Pride Flag Ban overturned in Portugal
News and analysis of a ban on pride flags around Portuguese governmental buildings
António Silveira
Jun 292 min read


The Battle for Makerfield & the Future
Summary and analysis of the Makerfield by-election and Andy Burnham's explicit leadership bid and challenge to change the neoliberal order, which has gone unchallenged since at least 1983
Lucy Lydekker
Jun 297 min read


Are we naturally good people?
NYC-DSA at October 2025 No Kings Day protests, Accessed via Wikimedia, By Personisinsterest - Own work (Given to me with full permission), CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=176968401 (CAMBRIDGE, MA) – There is a simple question that has eluded and captivated many along the walks of life, and those who would consider themselves lovers of wisdom and knowledge alike are humans within a state of nature, inherently good or in an anarchic and negative st
JM Valat De Córdova
Jun 278 min read


Defining a Socialistic virtue ethics
rightists like to pretend that they are part of a long tradition, that they have a monopoly on the idea of virtue (in ancient Greek, ἀρετή). They are very wrong. They are wrong in the sense that they do not subscribe to a virtuous ethics, despite their love of marble statue profile pictures on various social media networks that shall remain unnamed. They espouse an inherently unethical, unvirtuous, and simply stupid ideal. In fact, the right isn't just that, they're evil if w
JM Valat De Córdova
Jun 232 min read


The Cuba Subpoena isn't about what you think
Mr. Hasan Piker, political commentator and one of the two targets of recent subpoenas regarding the Nuestra America flotilla organized by Progressive International (LISBON, PORTGUAL) -- You do not need to be a genius to see this; this is not an ideological fight. It never has been. It is about censoring those involved in humanitarian missions and, most importantly, silencing figures who actively spread awareness of these issues. The Trump administration does not care whether
António Silveira
May 293 min read


Opinion | Let the Good Fight Begin: Mélenchon & the Paper Tigers
An account of the beginning of Jean-Luc Mélenchon's 2027 presidential campaign and why he must win.
JM Valat De Córdova
May 123 min read


When Scandal Meets Power: The Danger of a Paxton Nomination
Ken Paxton, 2025, courtesy of WikiMedia (DALLAS-FORT WORTH AREA, TEXAS) -- Democratic optimism is rising across Texas this spring, and not without reason. The state’s Senate race is increasingly orbiting around Ken Paxton: a figure who, for many voters, has come to represent not just the Republican Party’s rightward shift, but a broader tolerance for scandal, extremism, and constant political conflict. Paxton still commands real loyalty among Republican primary voters. But b
Atlas Wyatt
Apr 174 min read


Labor & Greens Merge in Netherlands: A New Leftist Force To Be Reckoned With?
Accessed via WikiMedia, ProgressiefNederland, progressiefnederland.nl (KUALA LAMPUR, MALAYSIA) — On 26 March 2026, the Labour Party and the Green-Left movement in the Netherlands announced that they would be merging the two parties together under the banner of Progressief Nederland [Progressive Netherlands] and abbreviated “PRO” on 13 June later this year. This is the culmination of half a decade’s worth of serious work being done on the national level of greater cooperation
Timothy
Apr 85 min read
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