Algeria in revolt: the fight for democracy - interview
Following the resignation of President Bouteflika, Josh Newman interviews Lotfi Djouadi on the situation on the ground in Algeria
- Written by Josh Newman
- Category: Interview
Arab Spring redux: the uprisings in Algeria and Sudan
Giant popular uprisings in Algeria, Sudan and beyond are a fresh eruption of the processes that set the Arab world alight in 2011, reports Susan Ram
- Written by Susan Ram
- Category: Analysis
Seven demands for stopping climate change
Environmental activist and author, Elaine Graham-Leigh, highlights seven key demands the movement against climate change needs to be making
- Written by Elaine Graham-Leigh
- Category: Opinion
What's to blame for knife crime?
As more young lives are being tragically lost to knife crime, we must demand an end to austerity and investment in our communities, the very opposite of the Tories response of racism and repression, argues Julie Al-Hinai
- Written by Julie Al-Hinai
- Category: Opinion
To win, the labour movement still needs the ideas of Leon Trotsky
Vladimir Unkovski-Korica argues for the relevance of Trotsky’s notion of the united front in a review of John Kelly’s book Contemporary Trotskyism: Parties, Sects and Social Movements in Britain
- Written by Vladimir Unkovski-Korica
- Category: Analysis
Referendum: first time farce, second time tragedy – weekly briefing
Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour must reorientate on class politics to create a bulwark against the right and the far right, argues Lindsey German
- Written by Lindsey German
- Category: Opinion
Marxists, so-called Marxists, and parliamentary socialists
John Rees tries to distil some sense from recent tabloid exchanges, and looks at the real relationship between Marxism, parliament and Jeremy Corbyn
- Written by John Rees
- Category: Analysis
The weaponising of antisemitism
The smears against Corbyn and the left are part of a concerted effort to undermine a potential left government and must be opposed, argues Alex Snowdon
- Written by Alex Snowdon
- Category: Analysis
The Picture of Dorian Trudeau
The neoliberal centre's cover boy cannot protect Canadians from hard edged austerity or the racist right, argues John Clarke
- Written by John Clarke
- Category: Opinion
Knife crime and youth violence: poverty, powerlessness and a way ahead
A commission has found that austerity has played a central role in creating the conditions for the spike in knife crime around the country, reports Kiri Tunks
- Written by Kiri Tunks
- Category: Opinion
Strike to demand action on climate change
Joanne Davis reports on the young activists leading the fight for our futures
- Written by Joanne Davis
- Category: Opinion
The Russians are Coming, Again - book review
Kuzmarov and Marciano's analysis of the US media demonisation of Russia warns of the danger of a new cold war, in full historical context, finds Martin Hall
- Written by Martin Hall
- Category: Book Reviews