The Dutch Left Was Savaged at the Polls – but Its Policies Remain Unscathed
Merijn Oudenampsen
An incumbent buoyed by pandemic uncertainty, the right stealing the left's thunder with redistributive policies - sound familiar?
How We Win: The World
James Schneider
Our enemies are globally networked; so must we be. The fifth part of the series How We Win, a socialist strategy for the 2020s.
Unfinished Revolutions: How Syria’s Uprising Turned Into a War
David Wearing
How We Win: The State
James Schneider
If we aren’t preparing to use power, we are preparing to have it used against us. The left needs a state strategy, starting with municipal socialism to lay the groundwork for a national programme. The fourth of the six-part series How We Win.
How We Win: The Party
James Schneider
Labour is not a socialist party, particularly not with Keir Starmer as leader. Yet it remains the best vehicle for socialism we have. The third instalment of the six-part series How We Win.
How We Win: The Movements
James Schneider
Arguments are won with actions, not words. If socialist ideas are to become reality, we need power, and to generate it, we need movements. The second in the six-part series How We Win.
Introducing How We Win, a Socialist Strategy for the 2020s
James Schneider
In this six-part, week-long series, James Schneider sets out a blueprint for the next decade.
To Understand How the Crown Meddles in Democracy, We Need to Talk About the Privy Council
Kojo Koram
Far from being purely symbolic, the British monarchy still has a seat in the 'world's courtroom'.
Unfinished Revolutions: How the Arab Uprisings Were Drowned in Oil
David Wearing
After All the Hype Over Budget 2021…That’s It?
James Meadway
Rishi Sunak wants to appear radical while cementing the status quo - and unless the left presents an alternative, he will.
The Tories’ Anti-Protest Clampdown Will Hit Black and Brown People Hardest
Zehrah Hasan, James Aiken and Callum Lynch
New laws signal a pervasive and deliberate effort by the government to quash protest in the UK.
Alexei Navalny Is a Complicated Figure – But a Gift to the Russian Left
Volodya Vagner
A political chameleon he may be, but one that has re-energised a stodgy opposition.
Is the Hague Finally About to Challenge Israeli Impunity?
Rania Muhareb
For decades, Israel has faced no consequences for its human rights violations in Palestine. A new International Criminal Court ruling could change that.
