Capitalism is struggling with one of the deepest and most prolonged crises in its history. This profound depression, which has the character of a historical systemic crisis, brings with it an increasingly intensifying imperialist war of redivision, the rise of fascist and racist movements even in advanced countries, and the erosion of democratic rights alongside the increase in police-state practices. The Third World War, which is unfolding in a fragmented manner today, is gradually becoming more violent, spreading further, and drawing more countries into its vortex.
Capitalism is struggling with one of the deepest and most prolonged crises in its history. This profound depression, which has the character of a historical systemic crisis, brings with it an increasingly intensifying imperialist war of redivision, the rise of fascist and racist movements even in advanced countries, and the erosion of democratic rights alongside the increase in police-state practices. The Third World War, which is unfolding in a fragmented manner today, is gradually becoming more violent, spreading further, and drawing more countries into its vortex.