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SUPPLEMENT: Before, during and after March Ben Lewis explores the multiple causes behind what was a badly calculated bid to artificially induce revolution in Weimar Germany Heavens above, what is going on here! Genuine remorse, even if enforced, or nothing of the kind? Do you really know what you have done? The best action, the noblest and highest cause ... a cause that god just for once put in your hands, you have treated like muck in a pigsty (Gerhart Hauptmann Our path against putschism) This article, which is based on a talk I gave to the Online Communist Forum in March, represents a fir...

Four in ten Bulgarians would be willing to vote for a political party with a positive message on LGBTI rights, according to a survey commissioned by GLAS Foundation and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung. A total of 34.8 per cent of the respondents in the poll said that they would vote for a political party supporting LGBTI rights if their positions on other important issues aligned, while 6.4 per cent said that they would back a party with a pro-LGBTI position unconditionally. However, 38.3 per cent of the respondents in the poll said that they were opposed to the party they supported taking a pro-LGB...

A diplomatic letter leaked to Moroccan media outlets has caused a stir in the country. On Sunday, Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita communicated in a letter to Prime Minister Saadeddine el-Othmani Rabat’s decision to “suspend all contact” with the German embassy in Morocco in the wake of “profound misunderstandings” with Berlin on various issues, including the fate of the contested Western Sahara.  All ministerial departments are required to cease all contact, interaction and action with both the German embassy in Morocco and with any associated cooperation agencies and ...

150 years since the birth of Rosa Luxemburg The World Socialist Web Site is hosting an online meeting to mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rosa Luxemburg on Sunday, March 7 at 1 pm US Eastern Time. Register here. 150 years ago today, on March 5, 1871, Rosa Luxemburg was born in the small Polish town of Zamość. Despite her premature and violent death at the age of 47, she was, together with Lenin and Trotsky, one of the most important revolutionary Marxist leaders of the 20th century. Under conditions of deep capitalist crisis, her work contains vital lessons for today. Rosa Luxemb...

Green Buildings Are Good But Nobody Wants to Build! Published February 23rd, 2021 - 08:20 GMT (Shutterstock) Highlights According to the JGBC, households are the largest consumers of electricity in Jordan with a share of 46 per cent in 2018.  The concept of green building has yet to gain traction in the Kingdom despite its economic and ecological advantages, according to environmental enthusiasts and architects. Green buildings are energy efficient, as they are built using non-toxic and sustainable materials, resulting in less waste generation and preventing pollution, according to a...