Dance Music Took to the Streets This Weekend, But for What?
Ed Gillett
Ravers have reason to be angry, but 'no politics, just music' won't get them anywhere.
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Hancock’s Resignation Shows Just How Much Johnson’s Government Can Get Away With
Samuel Earle
It’s Boris’s world, and we’re just living in it.
Neoliberalism is Dead – and Something Even Worse is Taking Its Place
James Meadway
Buckle up for a new era of authoritarian capitalism.
Spy Cops Inquiry: An Undercover Officer Used Me to Rise to the Top of Our Movement
Richard Chessum
'My girlfriend and I discussed the possibility "Rick" might be a police spy. We thought we were paranoid.'
Biden’s New Cold War With China Will Be Justified With Racism
David Wearing
‘We’ versus ‘they’ narratives have shaped global politics for centuries.
We Shouldn’t Ban Police From Pride. We Should Abolish Them Altogether
Shanice McBean
Liberals say include, leftists say exclude, radicals say abolish.
‘It’s Only the Start’: George Galloway’s Bid for Batley and Spen Could Leave Starmer Staring Into the Abyss
Aaron Bastani
'I don’t think he could survive a defeat to me.'
Arise Sir Dido, Britain’s Newest Culture Warlord
Sandeep Sandhu
Funding cuts? Third wave? Nah, the NHS’s problem is foreigners, apparently.
Extinction Isn’t the Worst That Can Happen
Kai Heron
Yes, you read that right.
Rich States Would Rather Let Poor People Die Than Waive Coronavirus Vaccine Patents
Charlie Young
We’re holding billions of people ransom to Big Pharma profits.
Commuting is Unpaid Work. Bosses Should at Least Split the Cost
Will Stronge
In Brazil, Belgium and Slovenia employers pay towards commuting costs. Why not in the UK?
Unite’s Leadership Race is About More Than Just the Labour Party
Karl Lieberman
When workers can’t channel their anger through trade unions, bad things happen.
Leftists Are Panicking About Unite’s General Secretary Election. Should They Be?
Ell Folan
After all, we’ve run against each other in the past.
I’m a Trans Woman Suing the Japanese Government. If I Win, I’ll Be in the Country’s First Same-Sex Marriage
Elin McCready
Japan is gearing up for Tokyo 2021, and a historic battle for LGBT rights.
The Tories’ Covid-19 Strategy Pits Young and Old Against Each Other
Ameya Tripathi
For the Tories, retaining power is far more important than managing the pandemic.
A Peasant-Teacher Just Won the Peruvian Elections, and the Right Can’t Handle It
Matt Kirkegaard
Castillo is at the forefront of a 'pink tide' rolling over Latin America.
Could BrewDog’s Cancellation Trigger a Reckoning Across the Craft Beer Industry?
Matthew Curtis
It isn’t just BrewDog leaving a bitter taste in workers’ mouths.
Don’t Believe the Bigots – Trans Rights Aren’t a Threat to Women
Ash Sarkar
The efforts of those in power to demonise marginalised communities make it harder to see things clearly.