News and analyses from movements and parties around the world
Irish reunification in the age of the EU
Burning questions
Reports on women in action in Bulgaria and El Salvador, the election drama in Ecuador, the coup in Niger, and more
The global left discusses theory and strategy
Repression, resistance and political organizing in five continents, and two inspiring leaders remembered
A powerful few benefit by dividing the Nigerian people along ethnic, religious and sectarian lines for political gain. Massive unemployment --particularly in Northern Nigeria -- has fed the insurgency; while Nigerian workers – bus and okada (motorcycle taxi) drivers, market stall holders, hawkers, teachers, commuters and others – are especially vulnerable to Boko Haram’s attacks.
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