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Transnational class exploitation and the global police state - Vimarsana News

Transnational class exploitation and the global police state

Marxist sociologist William I Robinson speaks with Green Left’s Federico Fuentes about transnational class exploitation and the global police state. This is the first in a two-part series.

Capitalist globalisation, transnational class exploitation and the global police state: An interview with William I. Robinson - Vimarsana News

Capitalist globalisation, transnational class exploitation and the global police state: An interview with William I. Robinson

William I. Robinson discusses the rise of transnational class exploitation and how contradictions between a globally integrated economy and a nation-state-based system help explain rising US-China tensions.

Greens see red over 'blue apartheid', call on state to... - Vimarsana News

Greens see red over 'blue apartheid', call on state to...

The Green Connection believes that pursuing fossil fuels does little to address South Africa’s economic crisis, much less address the energy crisis, and proposes an alternative vision for the future of the country’s energy and economic landscape.

China moves in after Shell's exit from Russia - Vimarsana News

China moves in after Shell's exit from Russia

Chinas biggest state-owned energy companies are reportedly negotiating the opportunity to buy a stake in a major Russian gas export project from Shell after the British oil and gas corporation exited Russia over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, RT reported.

China moves in after Shell's exit from Russia - Vimarsana News

China moves in after Shell's exit from Russia

In March, Shell announced plans to exit its joint ventures with Russian state-run gas giant Gazprom and related entities