Is China the World’s Worst Climate Culprit?
Aaron Bastani
China: a renewable powerhouse, an obstacle to energy transition, or both?
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The Government’s Net Zero Strategy Is Beyond Disappointing
James Meadway
Without the money, it's just empty promises.
The Supply Chain Crisis Is Exposing Tory Divisions
James Meadway
The left better be ready to exploit them.
The Green Transition is Already Underway – And It’s Not Looking Pretty
Nicholas Beuret
Say hello to a green new deal for business.
Germany’s SPD Is About to Take Power. Can It Stick to Leftwing Principles?
James Jackson
The left may be sidelined in coalition talks.
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.
Blaming David Amess’ Murder on Social Media Is a Way of Avoiding the Knottier Problems
Ash Sarkar
Security, radicalisation, the failures of Prevent and the potential role of social isolation or mental health issues to name a few.
The British Government Exploited the Angolan Civil War to Lobby for BP
Stephen Delahunty
Forget peacekeeping. It's all about petrol.
Who’s More in Touch With Voters, Labour Members or Labour’s Leader?
Ell Folan
In opposing the left, Keir Starmer risks alienating the very voters he needs to win.
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.
Students and Gig Economy Workers Are Uniting to Fight Capitalism in Thailand
Gabriel Ernst
Step one: abolish the monarchy. Step two: win socialism.
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.
The SNP Won’t Deliver a Radical Independence for Scotland
Jonathon Shafi
Within the pro-independence movement, the stakes are higher than ever.
Cornish Nationalists Are Calling for an End to Westminster Rule. Here’s Why
Rebecca Tidy
Another Cornwall is possible.
The Deindustrial Divide: Why Northern England is a Political Problem
Craig Gent
The ‘politics of the north’ isn’t going away soon.
What Might Britain’s ‘Break-Up’ Actually Look Like?
Rory Scothorne
Scottish ‘independence’ may not turn out to be the revolutionary rupture once promised.