Review: Triangle of Sadness directed by Ruben Ostlund
Triangle of Sadness Directed by Ruben Ostlund Reviewed by Carol Brogan (spoiler warning) Ruben Ostlund’s (Force Majeure, 2014 and The Square, 2017) Triangle of Sadness
Coal companies triple profits while the planet burns
By Isidora Duran Stewart The devastating effects of the profit-driven climate crisis reached a new height in 2022, the hottest year on record for
Record number on hospital trollies: Legacy of underfunding and austerity
By Donal Devlin 2023 opened with an all-too-familiar story of overcrowding in public hospitals across the state – only, this time, it’s worse. A
Struggle to free migrant fishers from exploitative visa achieves victory
The announcement yesterday by the Department of Justice that all Non-European migrant fishers enrolled in the now abolished Atypical Work Permit Scheme has been
Global Inflation Spiral: A capitalist crisis that requires a socialist response
No sooner had the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic receded than a new crisis emerged to take its place. Inflation is surging across much
Socialism 101: Doesn’t capitalism incentivise hard work because people are motivated by money?
By Eddie McCabe The worldview of every mainstream economist and right-wing politician is predicated on the belief that people are motivated primarily by money,
Revolutionary history: 100 years ago: Foundation of the USSR
By International Socialist Alternative, the international movement which the Socialist Party in Ireland is part of 30 December 1922 marked the opening of the
Global economy in crisis: Just-in-time – for chaos
By Bill Hopwood, Socialist Alternative, our sister organisation in Canada Just-in-time production was a key part of the process of neoliberalism and globalization, as