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
Britain is broken: we can't afford the Tories
Campaigners are preparing for a new wave of activity to match the mood on the streets, reports Steph Pike
- Written by Steph Pike
- Category: Opinion
The sailors that ended the First World War
As Remembrance Day approaches, John Westmoreland highlights the vital role played by revolutionary sailors
- Written by John Westmoreland
- Category: History
Informer review: more Islamophobia, or a complex study of the modern-day East End underworld?
Despite its virtues, the BBC's Informer still resorts to lazy Islamophobic stereotypes, argues Sofie Mason
- Written by Sofie Mason
- Category: Opinion
Protest: Stories of Resistance - book review
A historically rich collection of stories on episodes of resistance across British history is evocative of experiences of protest, finds Ralph Graham-Leigh
- Written by Ralph Graham-Leigh
- Category: Book Reviews
Trump in the tropics: Bolsonaro takes power in Brazil
Michael Roberts explains how Bolsonaro won the Brazilian presidential election and what capitalism's response is
- Written by Michael Roberts
- Category: Analysis
Why we say no to a second referendum
Re-running the EU referendum would be massively undemocratic and could spell the end of Corbynism, argues Susan Ram
- Written by Susan Ram
- Category: Opinion
From stop and search to 'hands up, don't shoot'
Stop and search powers continue to be used disproportionately against black and minority ethnic people. Floyd Codlin investigates this ongoing problem
- Written by Floyd Codlin
- Category: Opinion
Fast food workers fight back
We speak to TGI Fridays worker Lauren Townsend about their strike and the growing international resistance of precarious workers against low pay
- Written by Counterfire
- Category: Interview
Migrant Caravan: Trump sends 5000 troops to stop refugees
Thousands of troops have been sent to the US border as Trump vows to stop the Migrant Caravan, reports John Clarke
- Written by John Clarke
- Category: Opinion
Brazil election: Bolsonaro's victory and the struggle ahead
The victory for far-right Bolsonaro is a dangerous development and it is now a critical moment for the left to unite and win the streets, argues Orlando Hill
- Written by Orlando Hill
- Category: Opinion