Generation Left Rejected History. Does It Have a Future?
Michael Chessum
A lack of political memory could be the left’s kryptonite.
The Green Revolution Could Make Cornwall a Mining Capital Again. Who Stands to Benefit?
Lucie Akerman
Does extraction always equal exploitation?
The Next World War Could Be Over the Arctic
James Meadway
Major powers are already vying over the world’s shipping shortcut.
The Wages for Housework Campaign Is As Relevant As Ever
Sophie K Rosa
'It's an invitation to do politics again.'
What Will It Take for the Climate Movement to Win?
Nicholas Beuret
Blockades get the goods—and history proves it.
In Ukraine, Rival Worldviews Have Led to Unnecessary War
Oliver Eagleton
Neither Russia nor the US has acted entirely out of rational self-interest.
After Duterte, Another Marcos?
Connor Woodman
‘Digong’ has pushed the Philippines to the brink.
The West is Waging War on the Sudanese Revolution
Muzan Alneel
Diplomats say full civilian rule is 'unrealistic'. The Sudanese people aren't having it.
How We Won: The Activist Deceived By a Spycop Who Took on the Met
Alex D King
'You can’t trust anyone anymore.'
Forget ‘Liberté’ – 17th-Century Indigenous Americans Knew a Lot More About Freedom Than Their French Colonisers
David Graeber and David Wengrow
Just look at their abolitionist justice system.
Yes, China’s Debt Bubble Might Burst – But the Government Has Far Bigger Problems
James Meadway
Turns out spectacular growth comes at a spectacular price.
Joy, for Me, Is the Black Queer Scene
Jason Okundaye
'It felt like a morning stretch on a warm summer’s day.'
Dismantling Britain is One Thing. Dismantling Britishness is Another
Adam Ramsay
Tear it down and throw it in the harbour.
What Might Britain’s ‘Break-Up’ Actually Look Like?
Rory Scothorne
Scottish ‘independence’ may not turn out to be the revolutionary rupture once promised.
Is Welsh Independence Really on the Cards?
Daniel Wincott
‘Indy curiosity’ is certainly on the rise – but we could be stuck in stalemate for some time yet.
Can the Good Friday Agreement Survive?
Daniel Finn
With the DUP in crisis, the conditions for power-sharing in Northern Ireland could soon be missing.
What Happened to Kill the Bill?
Rivkah Brown
The bill hasn't stopped. Why, it seems, has the movement?
The Government Wants Green Homes. Big Oil Has Other Ideas
Alex D King
The government's Heat and Buildings Strategy could be dead in the water.