This week on The Line, we ask why anti-imperialism needs to be understood not as an optional strand of left politics, but as a central part of any serious project to build a transformative left.
Key themes:
How war, extraction, economic power and global inequality are intertwined with capitalism
Why anti-imperialism isn’t simply about how a government conducts foreign policy, but also about migration, trade, resources, environment, borders and the distribution of wealth and power
The difficulties created when “progressive” politics opposes injustice at home while failing to confront the interventions of Western states abroad
Building solidarity: what genuine internationalism means in practice, and how movements can build relationships across borders rather than treating international struggles as secondary concerns
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