Guardian journalist and Verso author, Nina Lakhani fighting intimidation from an online smear campaign which she believes could be led by a military intelligence group for reporting on the murder trial of Honduran indigenous leader Berta Cáceres.

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In John McDonnell's Economics for the Many, laying out a new vision for economics, Ann Pettifor makes a compelling case for Green Energy to be at the heart of Labour's economic policy. ‘It is vital that a Labour government removes Britain’s finance sector from its role as master of the British economy, and instead ensures that it is made servant to the transformation of the economy away from dependence on fossil fuels and financial speculation.’

War determines the way capitalism’s possibilities are conceived, even if capital, and individual capitalists, neither desire nor use war to achieve their ends.

Nick Mahony introduces the Movement for Cultural Democracy, a test bed for new thinking and collective action. The movement, which seeks to change social, economic and cultural conditions through radical and transformative cultural programmes, is hosting a number of events at this year's The World Transformed in Liverpool.

Paul Virilio passed away on the 18^th of September 2018 at the age of 86. In this piece, Mark Lacy reflects on his life, work and contemporary relevance.