Disability Politics Are Anticapitalist Politics
Ellen Clifford
The social model exposes the brutal way capital treats people who can't be exploited for profit.
Articles
How Europe’s Migrant Crisis Reached the Canary Islands
Eoghan Gilmartin & Tommy Greene
The tourist hotspot has become a death-trap for migrants.
Vaccine Passports Are Still an Awful Idea
James Meadway
Say goodbye to the 1% of your life still free from surveillance.
Union Jacks and Churchill Quotes Won’t Save Insulate Britain
Blyth Brentnall
The group may be repeating the early follies of XR.
For Glasgow’s Striking Refuse Workers, Social and Climate Justice Are Inseparable
Ella Glover
‘The fight for a better climate should go hand in hand with a well-funded cleansing service.’
The Gas Crisis Is Exposing the Lie in Britain’s Decarbonisation Strategy
Lauren Van Schaik
It's time for the government to break up with natural gas.
Cop26 Is Little More Than a Cop-out
Ell Folan
How many times can it be the ‘last chance’ to save the planet?
Cop26: Climate Justice Visions From the Global South
Connor Woodman
Organisers from West Papua to the Philippines respond to Cop26.
Bogus ‘Nature Based Solutions’ Won’t Solve the Climate Crisis
Kirtana Chandrasekaran
It's just corporate greenwashing.
The Tories’ New ‘Community-Powered’ Plan Is a Cynical Power Grab
Bertie Russell, Keir Milburn & Kai Heron
It’s cost-cutting by another name.
Who Should Pay Up for Climate Carnage?
Harpreet Kaur Paul
Rich countries are trying to shirk their responsibilities.
The Inside Story of Keir Starmer’s Farcical Diversity Audit
Oliver Eagleton
Equality as a corporate buzzword.
Workplace Strikes in the US Are Surging – But Workers Have a Difficult Path to Victory
Luis Feliz Leon and Maximillian Alvarez
The current 'strike wave' pales in comparison to industrial actions just three years ago.
Will Climate Change Itself Derail Plans to Reduce Emissions?
Nicholas Beuret
We're caught in a vicious cycle - and getting out won't be easy.
Austerity May Be Over, but the Tories Still Aren’t Spending Enough
James Meadway
The average household is set to be £13,000 worse off by the middle of the decade.
Rachel Reeves is Wrong – This is Exactly the Right Time to Take Energy Into Public Ownership
Ell Folan
Sorry, Rachel - you're in the minority on this one.
Is China the World’s Worst Climate Culprit?
Aaron Bastani
China: a renewable powerhouse, an obstacle to energy transition, or both?
The Government’s Net Zero Strategy Is Beyond Disappointing
James Meadway
Without the money, it's just empty promises.