Alors que l'industrie allemande est à bout de souffle et revient aux niveaux de 2005, les entreprises augmentent leurs investissements en Chine. Berlin est prise au piège d'une dépendance dont elle ne parvient pas à se libérer. L'Allemagne connaît sa quatrième année consécutive de crise économique tandis que sa dépendance vis-à-vis de la Chine continue de s'accentuer, ce qui place Berlin dans un dilemme stratégique qu'elle ne parvient pas à résoudre. La production industrielle allemande, (…)

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Ashley Smith responds to Todd Chretien's defense of Zohran Mamdani, arguing that conciliation and reformism are not enough to defeat Trump. I welcome Todd Chretien's “Mamdani's Fight is Our Fight” in response to my article, “After the Surreal Summit.” It is essential for the Left to openly debate our differences in all our publications. That way radicals can judge for themselves which arguments, strategies, and tactics are the best to advance our common struggle for reform and ultimately (…)

- On the Left (USA) / MAMDANI Zohran

Todd Chretien argues that socialists must find ways to participate in “the Mamdani experiment”—and that Tempest member Ashley Smith's recent critique of Mamdani is a warning “from outside.” Chretien is co-chair of DSA in Maine. Democratic socialist mayor Zohran Mamdani and the New York City working-class movement's success in winning concrete reforms will shape the American Left to a significant degree for the coming period. Mamdani's victory in the Democratic primary in June and win in (…)

- On the Left (USA) / MAMDANI Zohran