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Chemical Confusion: From Salisbury to Syria
by Ben Tippet and Jack Browne
5 Reasons Global Free Movement Isn’t Such a Bad Idea
by Aisha Dodwell
How Power Hungry Politicians and the Far-right Are Turning Italy Against Refugees
by Hsiao-Hung Pai
The Renewed Bullishness of the British Establishment Media
by The Media Fund
With UK Business Elites Profiting From War, It’s No Wonder the Syrian Conflict Continues
by Grace Blakeley
Airstrikes on Syria Show the Hypocrisy at the Heart of Britain’s Foreign Policy
by Aaron Bastani
WTF Is Going On in France?
by Julie Saumagne
On Migration and the State: Lea Ypi
On #NovaraFM, James Butler is joined by Lea Ypi, professor in political theory at the LSE to discuss ways of thinking about migration, what it tells us about the state and the possibility of an emancipatory cosmopolitanism.
Prison and Beyond: Michael Balogun
Actor Michael Balogun tells his story of spending much of his young life in and out of prison to hosts Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann. The first part of a two-parter, looking at the factors leading to imprisonment and how we could do things differently.
Corbynism Is the Centre Ground Now, Your Centrist Party Is Irrelevant
Momentum’s National Co-ordinator Laura Parker joins Max Shanly and Matt Zarb-Cousin on All The Best to discuss the new “centrist” party, rampant inequality, first principles political communications, and the Conservatives criticising and then copying Corbyn.
Flame War = … War?
On this episode of TyskySour Michael, Aaron and Ash discuss whether Bashar Assad used chemical weapons in Syria and what the appropriate response should be.
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How Power Hungry Politicians and the Far-right Are Turning Italy Against Refugees
For years, the liberal left has thought of Italy as a humane country where refugees are welcomed. But following a series of attacks on African migrants, this appears to have suddenly changed. Dig a little deeper however, and it quickly becomes clear that far-right violence didn't rise out of nowhere, it was inspired by a toxic politics of race in Italy that has been worsening since the economic crash of 2008. Hsiao-Hung Pai reports from Sicily.
Uber Eats Riders Facing Precarity and Pollution in Mexico City
With no healthcare, no protections and poor pay, Uber Eats drivers in Mexico City are on the receiving end of shoddy treatment, while the company looks to expand its reach. Caterina Morbiato reports.
How a Tiny Colombian Village Beat the World’s Third Largest Gold Mining Company
Activists in Cajamarca struck a blow against the power of fossil fuel capital - and they're not done yet.