Brexit

Revolt against the inevitability of globalized capitalism takes diverse and often desperate forms when “there is no alternative.”

A $500 trillion derivatives time bomb poised atop a $100 trillion mountain of debt is not a stable situation.

As global capitalism generates ever-greater inequalities, instabilities and problems, it and its high priests face rising opposition.

This episode discusses street battles in France, and more.

Many who voted to leave the EU did not do so for xenophobic reasons, but the Brexit campaign was nevertheless fought on racist grounds.

The Brexit will be a disaster for the climate — both physical and political — on both sides of the Atlantic.

Europe's fault lines will be open to fractures due to European leaders' refusal to abandon the neoliberal policies that sowed the seeds of this revolt.

The UK's mainstream political parties, the media and the European Union itself all share some responsibility for this outcome, which will embolden far-right nativist groups.

Former chairman of Finland's Independence Party Antti Pesonen discusses the growing movement in favor of a eurozone exit for Finland.

The European Union is much more than an economic entity; it promotes human rights, cultural diversity and more across Europe.