


Long Read: Whatever Happened to the UK Youth Climate Strikes?
by Clare Hymer

Analysis: No, Benefit Claimants Still Aren’t Exploiting the System
by Josh Gabert-Doyon

Long Read: Arctic Turbulence: Why Indigenous Communities Are Fighting Wind Farms
by S Reid-Collins

Long Read: How Do We Solve a Problem Like Amazon?
by Craig Gent

Long Read: The West is Dying – of Narcissism
by Arun Kundnani

Long Read: America is a Gerontocracy – and Until That Changes, Its Problems Will Only Get Worse
by Aaron Bastani

Long Read: Forget Tory Food Tips: Everyone Deserves Delicious Big Dinners
by Eleanor Penny

Long Read: With Joe Biden, There’s Still a Case for Climate Optimism
by Daniel Aldana Cohen

Analysis: What Would Jesus Do? Cancel the Rent
by Francis Brewer

International: How a Revolution Really Feels: Rojava 8 Years On
by Matt Broomfield
How does it feel to seek new ways to live? On the eighth anniversary of the Rojava revolution, journalist and activist Matt Broomfield - who has been living and working in North and East Syria for the last two years - explains.

Long Read: Turbulence in Macron’s France: A Recent History
by Nicolas Jara-Joly and Thierry Labica

Long Read: Why Do the Police Exist?
by Connor Woodman
Long read: When and why were police forces first invented? Connor Woodman takes a look - and argues that far from protecting communities from ‘crime’, the police’s role has always been to control and discipline the working class.

Long Read: Get Angry Then Get Free: The Political Necessity of Rioting in Dismantling the System
by Joshua Virasami
As protestors rise up across the world following the murder of George Floyd, it's vital we see rioting as a legitimate form of protest in the struggle for freedom within racial capitalism, writes Black Lives Matter activist Joshua Virasami in an in-depth long read.

Long Read: Detained Migrants Are Workers. They Belong in the Trade Union Movement
by Isaac Ricca-Richardson and Franck Magennis

Long Read: How Grime’s Origins Show a Path to Cultural Resistance
by Charlotte Watson

Long Read: Literally Just Vibing: How Music Streaming Platforms Manipulate History, Legacy and Emotion
by Fred M-G
