It’s often claimed that the ‘decolonisation’ debate is just about starting a pointless culture war, and has little to do with real world concerns. This isn’t true, argues Kojo Koram - just look at the roots of the energy crisis.
Last week Amnesty International published a landmark report concluding that Israel is perpetrating apartheid against Palestinians. The problem is it doesn’t care why, argues Nihal El Aasar.
The Tories claim the cost of living crisis is beyond their control, writes James Meadway. They’re lying.
The initial findings from Sue Gray’s inquiry into 'partygate' have finally been published. But while the full details are yet to be revealed, there are more than enough reasons the prime minister should have resigned already, argues Liam Barrett.
Don’t mistake rebel Tory MPs' sudden interest in the brutality of the whipping system for a desire to see it meaningfully reformed, writes Ash Sarkar; the problem being highlighted is the incompetence of the whip’s office under Boris Johnson, not its existence.
Upon Ghislaine Maxwell’s conviction, many pundits aired their shock and disbelief that a well-known ‘socialite’ had ever become involved in the sexual abuse of teenagers. This misses the point, argues Joana Ramiro: wealth and power is precisely what helps wealthy and powerful abusers abuse.
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