The Tories Think Decolonising the Curriculum Means Censorship. They Couldn’t Be More Wrong
Ali Meghji
Decolonisation isn't "taking bits out" of history, as one minister recently put it. It's filling in the gaps.
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The Women Who Can’t Strike Today Are Exactly Why We Must
Sophie K Rosa
'Striking is a way to make our presence known and absence felt.'
How Harry and Meghan Quit the Royal Family to Join the US Aristocracy
Ash Sarkar
Last night's interview was a reminder that you don’t relinquish one form of royalty without the protection of another.
The Biden Administration Just Broke International Law. Why Doesn’t Anyone Care?
Aaron Bastani
Joe Biden just authorised airstrikes on Syria without congressional approval.
After Coronavirus, We Need a New Mental Health System
Sophie K Rosa
10 million of us will need mental health support as a result of this crisis. Our current system won’t cut it.
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.
Now Isn’t the Time for a General Tax Hike – We Need to Target Those Who’ve Profited From the Pandemic
Ann Pettifor
The left must be wary of equating tax hikes with post-pandemic recovery. In today’s budget, Rishi Sunak should go after those whose wealth has increased over the past year.
Keir Starmer is a Long-Time Servant of the British Security State
Oliver Eagleton
The Labour leader’s obsession with the union jack is more than just empty electioneering.
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.
A Doctor on Living Through a Month of Deadly Protests in Myanmar
Charlotte England
'Get on Signal, use a VPN, trust no one.'
Royal Mail Wants to Close Its Workers’ Nursery During the Pandemic
Shahed Ezaydi
The Childsplay nursery has been a lifeline for Royal Mail parents since 1989, and particularly during the past year. Now the company plans to rip it away, just when workers need it most.
Until He Starts Talking About Rent Caps, Keir Starmer Isn’t Serious About Championing Business
Aaron Bastani
For all his pro-business posturing, the Labour leader is ignoring one of the biggest issues most companies face.
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.
A Spanish Company is Building an Apartheid Railway in Israel – Now It Wants in on HS2
Zakaria Odeh
Companies abetting human rights abuses shouldn't be rewarded with lucrative government contracts.
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.
The Tories’ Levelling Up Agenda is Just Thatcherism for Towns
Joe Duffy
A leading Tory thinktank is advocating for a regional extension of Thatcherite policies, which would have potentially worrying consequences for the north and the left.
