Britain must stop arming the Saudi war criminals now
A new offensive in the Saudi war on Yemen will ratchet up the humanitarian crisis. We must build a huge campaign to end arms sales, writes Chris Nineham
- Written by Chris Nineham
- Category: Analysis
The politics of Remembrance
Remembrance is about the present and the future, not just the past, argues Alex Snowdon in this repost of his 2015 article
- Written by Alex Snowdon
- Category: Opinion
A hundred years after WW1, what are we remembering?
The establishment makes a big display of remembering fallen WW1 soldiers while justifying today's wars. We should remember those who fought hard to stop war, argues Lindsey German
- Written by Lindsey German
- Category: Opinion
A Marxist analysis of Eastenders
More than just a sentimentalised view of working class life, Eastenders can often cut through some of the big issues facing working people argues Sofie Mason
- Written by Sofie Mason
- Category: Opinion
Stick in the Wheel in Dublin - gig review
Stick in the Wheel are an urban folk group rooted in the tradition but with a hard, forward-looking sound and attitude, reports Josh Newman
- Written by Josh Newman
- Category: Arts Review
Deport, Deprive, Extradite: 21st Century State Extremism - book review
Deport, Deprive, Extradite exposes the systematic racism lurking behind our supposedly liberal system of civil rights, finds Sean Ledwith
- Written by Sean Ledwith
- Category: Book Reviews
Trump loses Congress, but the Democrats are not the winners
Last night's results show increasing polarisation in US politics, with establishment politics the loser, argues Shabbir Lakha
- Written by Shabbir Lakha
- Category: Opinion
World War One was stupid, tragic and futile
World War One was a brutal and unnecessary waste of human life and sowed the seeds for the second war, argues Chris Bambery
- Written by Chris Bambery
- Category: Opinion
The public supports urgent action on climate chaos: it's government that is failing
There's just 12 years left to keep our environmental inhabitable. Campaigning from below is crucial; we can't depend on the climate dealmakers, writes Nathan Street
- Written by Nathan Street
- Category: Opinion
Excising its credibility: Labour’s dilemma over top rate tax - weekly briefing
Dealing with inequality should be central to a radical socialist project, not something to be sidestepped, argues Cameron Panting
- Written by Cameron Panting
- Category: Opinion
No platform for Alice Weidel in Oxford
The cancellation of Alice Weidel's visit to the Oxford Union is a victory and should help to push for a mass, anti-racist movement, argues Josh Newman
- Written by Josh Newman
- Category: Opinion
Germany after Merkel: how the right can be beaten
With the departure of Angela Merkel, centrist hopes for maintaining the status quo are withering, while the left is at a strategic cross roads, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
- Written by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
- Category: Opinion