Economists, intellectuals, and movement leaders gathered in São Paulo, Brazil, to discuss new models of development and ways to overcome capitalism.

The Dilemmas of Humanity conference (April 7–10, São Paulo) brings together Global South thinkers and movements to confront capitalism’s structural crises and build sustainable alternatives beyond the current system.

Three economists analyze Argentina’s secret IMF. Their conclusion: the government, which is secretly negotiating against the clock to achieve exchange rate stability, is about to unravel.

Pakistan has for decades been a foot soldier for advancing the interests of US imperialism at the hindrance of its own development

Prices of staple groceries rise as people in US face egg shortage, contrary to Trump’s campaign promises to “make America affordable again”

Ammar Ali Jan argues that the Pakistani elite are indifferent to the majority of their citizens, who face poverty, ethnic and sectarian violence, and the effects of climate change.

Kerala’s public healthcare system is providing accessible, high-quality treatment while challenging the profit motive of the private sector.

The international UN conference on biodiversity attempts to achieve key agreements, and fulfill prior ones, for the protection and conservation of the earth.

Migrants are crucial for poverty reduction and for building wealth in society, but are treated as criminals, abandoned by their own countries who would rather spend vulgar amounts of money to attract much less impactful investment through multinational corporations

The Argentine president also said that “socialism is an impoverishing model that failed”, blamed the economic crisis on “radical feminism” and denied climate change.

On the third day of the International Dilemmas of Humanity conference, participants discussed how to address the environmental crisis from a socialist perspective and issues of human dignity

During the opening of the 19th conference of the International Association of Health Policy Europe, academics and activists warned that capitalism remains biggest threat to human and planetary health