Analysis: Bombers in Paris: The Arrest of Italy’s ‘Red Terrorists’ Raises the Spectre of Political Violence
James Butler
Seven Italians were arrested in Paris this morning – all former members of ‘red terrorist’ groups active during Italy’s ‘years of lead’. James Butler explores the questions we still need to answer when it comes to political violence.
Opinion: Labour Wants to Win Back the Working Class. The Problem Is It Has No Idea Who They Are
Joe Bilsborough
Analysis: Labour Is Bracing Itself for a Rough Ride Next Week. What’s Actually Going to Happen?
Ell Folan
Analysis: Lula’s Back, and Bolsonaro is Feeling the Heat
Benjamin Fogel
Opinion: No, Covid-19 Isn’t a Chance to ‘End HIV’
Ben Weil
Feature: The Little-Known History of the Kinder Scout Mass Trespass is More Relevant Now Than Ever
Sophie K Rosa
Opinion: Derek Chauvin’s Conviction Won’t Make Black Lives Matter
Annie Olaloku-Teriba
Opinion: My Son Osime Brown Will Die If He is Deported – But the Racist State Isn’t Listening
Joan Martin
Analysis: What Does the European Super League Furore Tell Us About Modern Capitalism?
Aaron Bastani
Analysis: Scramble for the Arctic: How Greenland Became the Frontier of a New Trade and Tech War
James Meadway
Report: The Tories’ New Discipline Drive Prepares Some Kids for Work and Others for Prison
Sophie K Rosa
Opinion: By Stoking Britain’s Culture War, Boris Johnson is Playing the Long Game
Samuel Earle
While most voters don’t know what the ‘culture war’ even is, the Tories are making it the centrepiece of their governing strategy. Samuel Earle argues Johnson, like Thatcher, is playing the long game – and total control over the terms and conditions of political debate is the goal.
Opinion: Like All Digital Parties, the Northern Independence Party Is a Reflection of Our Broken Politics
Paolo Gerbaudo
Opinion: Mayors Are Blairite Nonsense and We Don’t Need Them
Owen Hatherley
Analysis: The Northern Independence Party Is a Triple Threat to Labour
Ell Folan
Opinion: Labour is Running a Saudi Apologist in Hartlepool – And It Should Be a Scandal
David Wearing
In 2018, Labour’s candidate in the Hartlepool by-election went on a state-funded trip to Saudi Arabia and came back a vocal supporter of the regime. While the party’s decision to run him in Hartlepool is certainly shocking, it’s also not even slightly surprising, argues David Wearing.