The ongoing genocide in Gaza, Starmer’s austerity and the danger of a resurgent far right demonstrate the urgent need for ...

The political and economic crisis in Europe’s largest economy is profound, and the need for a stronger left greater than ever ...

This was the week the consequences of the Ukraine war, Nato’s proxy war with Russia, became much clearer. The decision by Joe ...

May had been marked by food riots over wide swathes of northern France, and these grew closer to Paris as the summer drew on, ...

NHS workers are striking to defend their conditions and pay, and resist management bullying in a system under intolerable ...

The US will not deliver justice for the Palestinians, argues Let’s start with the big question: with Israel continuing its ...

Hanieh’s Crude Capitalism provides a thorough analysis of the interrelationship of capitalism and oil, showing why society must be rid of both to be sustainable, finds John Clarke Adam Hanieh ...

John Prescott’s journey from trade union militant to establishment fixer left little room for any genuine commitment to ...

‘We fled with nothing but the clothes on our backs, and our homes were destroyed. The world turned its back on us.’ Ahmed, 25 ...

An anonymous NHS worker argues that at a time of increasing despair over the genocide in Gaza, must build the Workplace Day ...

Any illusions that Cop summits will achieve progress while the fossil-fuel interests dominate should now be laid to rest, argues John Clarke The 29th Conference of Parties to the UN Framework ...

John Rees looks at the way the public are turning against the war hawks, both in Britain and the Ukraine As Keir Starmer orders British Storm Shadow missiles to be fired into Russian territory without ...