Revoking Shamima Begum’s citizenship is unjustifiable
Removing Shamima Begum's citizenship is a violation of international and human rights law and would set a dangerous precedent, argues Shabbir Lakha
- Written by Shabbir Lakha
- Category: Opinion
The left should take note: attack is the best form of defence
When the right is attacking you, going along with it is not the solution, fighting back is, argues Chris Nineham
- Written by Chris Nineham
- Category: Opinion
Chuka's core values: privatisation, austerity and war
What the 7 MPs who quit Labour have in common is their voting records supporting welfare cuts, privatisation and foreign intervention, writes Mona Kamal
- Written by Mona Kamal
- Category: Opinion
The insignificant seven: what the left must do
The left must respond by not giving an inch, instead pushing the leadership to return to a politics of insurgency, argues Alex Snowdon
- Written by Alex Snowdon
- Category: Opinion
Austerity and the damage done: the crisis in mental health care
Funding cuts are creating a problem that is spiralling out of control, with the young and poor hit hardest, argues Mona Kamal
- Written by Mona Kamal
- Category: Opinion
School's out for the Tories – weekly briefing
Students have put politics back on the streets again: this is an object lesson for everyone who wants a better world, argues Lindsey German
- Written by Lindsey German
- Category: Opinion
Sudan's uprisings have removed governments before, can they do it again?
Sudan has twice removed authoritarian regimes through popular protests. How does today’s uprising compare?
- Written by Willow Berridge
- Category: Opinion
Learn to conform or learn to transform?
School students have common ground with teachers in finding this government their main enemy, whether it comes to the value of their learning or climate chaos, argues Dean McAndrew
- Written by Dean McAndrew
- Category: Opinion
1919: When British soldiers went on strike
The Folkestone strikes of 1919 should remind us that the organised working class can effect huge change in this country, argues John Westmoreland
- Written by John Westmoreland
- Category: Opinion
Rees-Mogg's Imperial Denialism
Rees-Mogg's obfuscation around imperial nostalgia is a cynical ploy to romanticise the atrocities commited under the British Empire, argues Dominic Alexander
- Written by Dominic Alexander
- Category: Opinion
Ten things you should know about Trump’s man in Venezuela
Abrams' appointment provides further evidence that Trump's response to Venezuela will repeat previous misadventures in the region, argues Sean Ledwith
- Written by Sean Ledwith
- Category: Opinion
Corbynistas! Up your game, or lose the game
Waiting for the Tories to fail is a losing strategy, argues John Rees
- Written by John Rees
- Category: Opinion