Opinion
Keir Starmer Doesn’t Trust Ordinary People
by Aaron Bastani
Labour’s selection stitch-up in Wakefield shows that Britain's liberal establishment doesn’t trust people to run their own lives, argues Aaron Bastani.
Analysis
Sinn Féin is Winning at Post-Brexit Politics
by Daniel Finn
Sinn Féin now occupies pole position in Northern Irish politics. Daniel Finn explains how we got here.
Opinion
Black Internet Spaces Have a Misogyny Problem Too
by Martyn Ewoma
Analysis
Middle Britain is About to Get Monstered By Our Economic Model
by Aaron Bastani
Feature
How to Intervene in a Police Stop
by UK Cop Watch
Report
Central Asia Will Be Collateral Damage in the Ukraine Crisis
by Volodya Vagner
Opinion
Keir Starmer Doesn’t Trust Ordinary People
by Aaron Bastani
Labour’s selection stitch-up in Wakefield shows that Britain's liberal establishment doesn’t trust people to run their own lives, argues Aaron Bastani.
Analysis
Sinn Féin is Winning at Post-Brexit Politics
by Daniel Finn
Sinn Féin now occupies pole position in Northern Irish politics. Daniel Finn explains how we got here.
NovaraFM
A Simple Plan to Save the World With Drew Pendergrass & Troy Vettese
Mass rewilding, worldwide socialist planning and universal veganism? It won't be easy but it's our best shot at the good life, say the authors of Half-Earth Socialism.
ACFM
Trip 23: War
Jeremy Gilbert, Nadia Idle and Keir Milburn bring a weird left perspective on violence and conflict, with music from Digital Mystikz and Stiff Little Fingers.
Opinion
The Response to the Trojan Horse Affair Tells Us All We Need to Know About Islamophobia in Britain
by Zarah Sultana
Since its release, the Trojan Horse Affair podcast has been met with near silence by the British media. This isn’t a surprise, writes Zarah Sultana: Islamophobia shaped the media’s response to the hoax letter in 2014 and Islamophobia explains its disregard for the podcast’s revelations in 2022.
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Abortion is a Crime in the UK
by Sophie K Rosa
Opinion
Britain Has Ditched Masks and Disabled People Along With Them
by Sophie Buck
Opinion
Keir Starmer is Getting a Taste of His Own Cop Medicine
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Analysis
Ahead of June’s Elections, a Revived French Left is Uniting
by Ell Folan
Analysis
Why Do We Still Fetishise Homeownership?
by Aidan Beatty
International
Spain’s Democracy is Being Undermined by Deep State Actors
by Eoghan Gilmartin
Opinion
Cis or Trans, Our Bodily Autonomy is Under Attack
by Tiffany Berruti
Report
A Prestigious London University Has Suspended Four Latinx Cleaners for Protesting Racist Pay, Falsely Accusing Them of Violence
by Polly Smythe
NovaraFM
A Simple Plan to Save the World With Drew Pendergrass & Troy Vettese
Mass rewilding, worldwide socialist planning and universal veganism? It won't be easy but it's our best shot at the good life, say the authors of Half-Earth Socialism.
ACFM
Trip 23: War
Jeremy Gilbert, Nadia Idle and Keir Milburn bring a weird left perspective on violence and conflict, with music from Digital Mystikz and Stiff Little Fingers.
NovaraFM
How We Normalised the Apocalypse With Srećko Horvat
Can humanity turn back from the brink? Croatian philosopher Srećko Horvat on breaking the spell of end-times nihilism.
ACFM
Trip 22: Democracy
The gang find out what it means to be ruled by the people, with music from Crass and the Scratch Orchestra.
NovaraFM
Putin’s Philosopher and the Global Far Right
Who is Aleksandr Dugin? Benjamin Teitelbaum introduces the spiritual leader of traditionalism, an idea that unites illiberal regimes around the world.
NovaraFM
What Can Art Galleries Teach Us About Class Oppression?
The Tate's collection is a lesson in the making of class, explains Nathalie Olah.
ACFM
Microdose: Acid Camping
An audio essay on land, family, trespass and belonging with Matt Huxley.
NovaraFM
Who Has the Right to Sex?
Amia Srinivasan and James Butler explore the philosophical grey zones between power, intimacy and violence.
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