On Migration, the Polish Left Has All But Given Up
Dan Davison & Ewa Pospieszyńska
It isn't too late to grow a backbone.
Tag: referendum
Why Did Independence Parties Boycott New Caledonia’s Referendum?
Adrian Muckle
Hardline French loyalists are risking a return to the rifts of the 1980s.
The Year in Review
At the turn of the decade nearly 12 months ago, some said that we were on the verge of entering a new Roaring ’20s. How prescient they turned out to be. One pandemic and a global economic freefall later, all the assumptions we started out with in January have turned to dust. In their place […]
The Russia Report Debate
Peter Jukes and Matt Kennard debate if the claims made in the Russia Report are a threat to our democracy, or a reach by remainers with an axe to grind. Plus, Niamh Eastwood on Rosie Duffield’s call for a laughing gas ban and Justin Schlosberg on Labour’s apology to antisemitism “whistleblowers”.
How Corbyn’s Labour Changed the Minds of Young Scottish Voters
Lauren Gilmour
What Next? Brexit Deadlock and Beyond
James Butler is joined by Dawn Foster and Michael Walker to break apart the week’s parliamentary manoeuvrings on Brexit and the politics of the negotiations.
The Party of Remain?
After Keir Starmer’s speech, is Labour now the Party of Remain? And what have we learnt about the unions and Momentum from #Lab18.
A Second Referendum: the Debate
On this episode of TyskySour Michael Walker is joined by Zoe Williams and Grace Blakeley to discuss the pros and cons of a second Brexit referendum.
To Brexit and Beyond
Brexit day looms ever closer, and we still don’t know what we’re getting. The Tories seem to be cracking under their own contradictions, but what hope is there in Brexit? Joining James Butler to discuss Brexit, Europe and beyond are: Aaron Bastani, Marina Prentoulis, and Samuele Mazzolini.
This episode was recorded in front of a live audience.
2017: What’s Next?
On #NovaraFM Aaron Bastani and James Butler discuss the year past and what’s coming in 2017.
Italy after the Referendum: Insurgents, Constitutions, Volatility
On this week’s show, James Butler interviews three experts on Italian politics, economics and history, asking how we should think about Renzi’s defeat, and what’s next for Italy. With David Broder, Lucia Pradella, and John Foot.
