Tag: brexit
Report: Rory Stewart Slams Keir Starmer for ‘Disgusting’ Treatment of Jeremy Corbyn
by Rivkah Brown
Downstream: Social Mobility Is a Lie. Aaron Bastani Meets Dan Evans.
With more strikes taking place and ever rising inequality, you’d think the left would be well-placed to talk about class with authority. But what if the movement had made a disastrous error when trying to understand the state of our nation? And what if we’re still missing a fundamental bit of understanding? Sociologist and trade […]
Obituary: Berlusconi Didn’t Pave the Way for Italian Fascism – Liberal Technocrats Did
by Matteo Tiratelli
Opinion: Wanting Scottish Independence Shouldn’t Have to Mean Loving the EU
by Jonathon Shafi
Opinion: Travelling Across Poland Showed Me That Britain’s Economy Is Broken
by Aaron Bastani
Opinion: Is the European Research Group Losing Its Grip on the Tory Party?
by Helen Belcher
Opinion: Why is Starmer Reopening the Pandora’s Box of Brexit?
by Andrew Fisher
Report: The Dairy Industry is Blaming Vegans for Its Decline
by Sophie K Rosa
Analysis: Sinn Féin is Winning at Post-Brexit Politics
by Daniel Finn
Sinn Féin now occupies pole position in Northern Irish politics. Daniel Finn explains how we got here.
Downstream: What Does Keir Starmer Actually Believe? Aaron Bastani Meets Oliver Eagleton
Analysis: Worldmaking in Peterborough: How Battles Over England Are Rooted in Place
by Ben Rogaly
Analysis: Western Elites Aren’t Mourning the Loss of Afghan Life, but of Their Own Power
by David Wearing
Analysis: Will the Lib Dems Ever Escape the Shadow of the Coalition?
by Ell Folan
Opinion: Priti Patel Isn’t Shipping Refugees to Rwanda Any Time Soon
by Nadia Hasan
Analysis: Ulster Unionism is in Crisis – And the Fallout Could Soon Get Worse
by Tommy Greene
The centenary of Irish partition had once been an awaited psychological milestone for Ulster unionists. Yet the discontent expressed through the loyalist riots of the past ten days reflects a deep-seated crisis of the political architecture built into Northern Ireland, writes Tommy Greene.
Downstream: Independence for the North of England Interview With Philip Proudfoot
In recent years Scottish and Welsh independence, as well as Irish unification, have become increasingly plausible with Britain’s departure from the EU highlighting major points of difference, as well as economic imbalances, across the home nations. But could the break up of the UK ever include the North of England? And what would a sovereign […]