


Opinion: The Thinktank Behind Trussonomics Is Throwing a Party With a Crisis PR Firm
Simon Childs

Feature: ‘We Can Change Things, It’s Time’: With Days to Go, Lula Could Clinch a First-Round Win in Brazil
Joana Ramiro

Report: Keir Starmer Is a Big Fan of This Union Leader. His Staff, Not so Much
Polly Smythe

Downstream: Can Lula Take Brazil Back From Bolsonaro? Aaron Meets Sabrina Fernandes
On 2nd October, Brazil will be faced with a stark choice. The incumbent president, Jair Bolsonaro, has overseen economic calamity and nearly 700,000 Covid deaths in his first term. His challenger, Lula Da Silva, is hoping to regain the presidency – just three years since being freed from prison. To discuss the state of Brazilian […]

Report: Expensive Property Has More Rights Than Protesters, Says Court
Simon Childs

Analysis: So You’ve Been Bailed Out. But What Exactly Is Trussonomics?
Richard Murphy

Novara Live: Britain Facing Financial Crisis, Starmer’s Conference Speech, Rupa Huq Loses Labour Whip

Report: Labour Bans Three Kurdish Attendees From Conference While Cosying up to Turkey
Rivkah Brown

Analysis: As the Far Right Rises, Italy’s Left is Missing in Action
Matteo Tiratelli

Analysis: Russia Is Using Ethnic Minorities As Cannon Fodder In Ukraine
Diyora Shadijanova

Report: Protesters Call Out ‘Environmental Racism’ at New Statesman Event at Labour Conference
Simon Childs
Activists disrupted an event at Labour party conference sponsored by Drax, a company accused of polluting Black communities in the US. Simon Childs reports.

Downstream: People Used Anything to Attack Me
Jeremy Corbyn talks to Aaron Bastani about the mainstream media, the antisemitism crisis, Alistair Campbell and King Charles III.

Novara Live: Kwarteng’s Economic Chaos, Labour Conference Latest, Far-Right Win in Italy

Analysis: Rachel Reeves Speech: Labour is Rehashing Corbynite Policies Without Explaining How It Would Pay for Them
James Meadway

Is Political Journalism Broken?
From Dominic Cummings’ cosy texts to Laura Kuenssberg, to Boris Johnson having the Telegraph’s editorial board on speed dial, the cohort of journalists who make up the ‘Lobby’ have got a bad rap. Is mainstream political journalism in terminal decline? Or will the rise of independent and alternative media redefine ‘political journalism’ forever? And how […]

Labour Vs the Unions
