Has Keir Starmer Heard of Pasokification?
Joana Ramiro
It appears the Labour leader needs a history lesson.
Articles
I Live in Sheikh Jarrah. We Will Not Yield to the Vicious Israeli State
a protester in Sheikh Jarrah
'We will fight until the last drop of blood in our veins to keep our homes.'
Palestinians Are Resisting a Nakba That Never Ended
Yara Shoufani
The story of Sheikh Jarrah is the story of every Palestinian neighbourhood.
Attacks on the Arts Are Part of the Tories’ Culture War
Chardine Taylor-Stone
By cutting funding for arts subjects at universities, the Tories could be about to immiserate Britain's arts and culture industry for a generation.
Four Antisemites Won’t Stop Me Supporting Palestine
Rivkah Brown
If Jewish solidarity withers in the face of a few bigots, it is no solidarity at all.
You’re On Your Own, Kids: How the Indian State Abandoned Its People to Covid-19
Aruna Chandrasekhar
India is in the grip of a horrific second wave – and Narendra Modi has blood on his hands.
Post-Brexit ‘Global Britain’ is Becoming a Threat to International Security
David Wearing
The government's agenda for British foreign relations is going to make us and the rest of the world a lot less safe.
Keir Starmer Is Now the Worst Person, at the Worst Moment, to Lead the Labour Party
Aaron Bastani
It almost looks like Starmer doesn't actually want to be prime minister.
After Big Losses, Labour Must Change Tack or Risk Irrelevancy
James Meadway
The Labour party must change path if it is ever to form a government again.
Total Solidarity With Palestine is the Only Anti-Racist Position
Barnaby Raine
Palestinians have a moral right to self-defence.
Proportional Representation Won’t Solve All the Left’s Problems, But We Should Back It Anyway
Ell Folan
Whatever the system, Labour needs to win more votes.
Everybody is Doing Identity Politics, Even If They Think They’re Not
Ash Sarkar
Merely referring to 'the working class' every ten seconds can’t conjure a shared political identity.
‘How Can I Use This, Rather Than It Use Me?’ A New Campaign Takes Aim at Screen Addiction
Sophie K Rosa
Last year the average person spent 40% of their waking hours on a phone, TV or laptop.
It’s Win or Die for Scottish Labour. So Why Is the Party Fighting to Lose?
Finn Smyth & Coll McCail
Anas Sarwar's charisma may not be enough to bring the party back from the brink today.
Johnson’s Government is Rotten to the Core – But Does It Even Matter?
Samuel Earle
Tory corruption scandals don't make other parties seem more appealing – they just evaporate faith in the system itself.
BuzzFeed News Wanted to Be Radical – Instead It Was Mainstream Media With Listicles
Justin Schlosberg
The news brand’s failure wasn’t the result of “market forces”, but of uncritical journalism.
What Happened to the Bristol Police?
Rivkah Brown
Many thought Avon and Somerset police were alright, for cops. Now they’re reassessing.
‘America is Back’, Says Biden. What Does This Mean for the Rest of the World?
David Wearing
After the president's first 100 days, the threats posed by the most powerful state in human history are changing.