What’s changing in Scotland?
Chris Bambery analyses the growing mass movement for Scottish independence and its prospects for success
- Written by Chris Bambery
- Category: Analysis
Do us a favor: Trump, the Ukrainian connection and the limitations of the impeachment proceedings
Impeachment hearings imperil Trump’s presidency, but we cannot rely on impeachment hearings to defeat the politics of Donald Trump, argues Sean Ledwith
- Written by Sean Ledwith
- Category: Analysis
Conservative Party Conference: don’t be fooled by the confidence trick
Conservative Party Conference revealed the Tories are weak but are relying on the Labour right to help them out, argues Katherine Connelly
- Written by Katherine Connelly
- Category: Analysis
Kashmir crisis: how the left should respond
It is time for the international left to throw its weight behind the Kashmiri struggle for democracy, argues Sweta Tapan Choudhury
- Written by Sweta Tapan Choudhury
- Category: Analysis
What really happened in the Supreme Court and why
Dragan Plavšić assesses the wider political significance of the Supreme Court’s decision against Boris Johnson
- Written by Dragan Plavšić
- Category: Analysis
Why we can win: the left and Boris Johnson's crisis
The way out of this crisis is to keep left, fight for Corbyn and stay on the streets, argues Chris Nineham
- Written by Chris Nineham
- Category: Analysis
A sign of things to come in Britain? Italy’s new coalition government
Matteo Salvini’s fall from power could turn out to be only temporary, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
- Written by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
- Category: Analysis
Boris Johnson is weak: Labour must not give him a Brexit lifeline
Labour must take full advantage of Johnson's weakness, argues Chris Nineham
- Written by Chris Nineham
- Category: Analysis
What’s been going on in the Supreme Court?
Dragan Plavšić looks at what lies behind the arguments
- Written by Dragan Plavšić
- Category: Analysis
Tory crisis: does Boris Johnson have a way out?
There is still hope for Labour to take power but they must take advantage of flagrant weaknesses in the Tory party, argues Alex Snowden
- Written by Alex Snowdon
- Category: Analysis
9/11: we are still living in the world created by Bush and Blair's response
9/11 was both terrible in itself and the catalyst for the destruction and horror to come, argues Chris Nineham
- Written by Chris Nineham
- Category: Analysis
Suicide rates at 20 year high: an indictment of Tory austerity
Rising suicide rates show the monumental human cost of Tory austerity and why we urgently need to get them out of power, argues Mona Kamal
- Written by Mona Kamal
- Category: Analysis