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The morality of Squid Game - review

The brutal Squid Game is a huge hit. Lucy Nichols argues this is because people recognise the brutality in their everyday lives
Sound and fury, signifying nothing

What does the Trump-Kim summit mean? Not much, says John Rees
Dump Trump and the special relationship, too

Theresa May's support for Trump is a faultline we must fully exploit, argues Jonathan Maunders
The Trump era and the anti-war movement

With the US state department looking increasingly aggressive, the anti-war movement must fight on many fronts, argues Lindsey German
The deadliest of games:  the US and North Korea

Donald Trump’s fumbling towards statesmanship is a global danger, argues Ian Chamberlain
Trump's UN speech: a new low for the president

Trump's speech on Tuesday made it absolutely clear that he is prepared to raise the stakes in terms of international conflict
A society which cannot deliver the basics has to be changed - weekly briefing

As pessimism amongst the young spreads, Blair once again intervenes on Brexit and war in the Pacific looms, Lindsey German explains what's at stake
North Korea: the United States seek power rather than peace

The US approach to North Korea cannot be understood without considering its wider goals in the region
North Korea: moving towards the threat of real war

With calls for a freeze on testing and manoeuvres on all sides falling on deaf ears, tensions are reaching a dangerous level, writes Lindsey German
If it ain't broke, don't fix it: the dangers of Keir Starmer's new policy on Brexit - weekly briefing

Jeremy Corbyn's original position, when he argues for a People's Brexit, made a lot of sense.
Don’t be blindsided: the threat of nuclear war is real

Recent rhetorical grandstanding should not obscure a clear and present danger, writes Lindsey German
Can we stop Trump tweeting his way to war? - weekly briefing

Trump tweets his way to nuclear confrontation with North Korea and military action in Venezuela while fascists wreak carnage in Charlottesville
Korea at a turning point: beautiful solidarity or ugly defeat?

The South Korean government has launched a new political offensive to overturn hard won job securities, Clive Tilman looks at what's at stake

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The brutal Squid Game is a huge hit. Lucy Nichols argues this is because people recognise the brutality in their everyday lives

What does the Trump-Kim summit mean? Not much, says John Rees

Theresa May's support for Trump is a faultline we must fully exploit, argues Jonathan Maunders

With the US state department looking increasingly aggressive, the anti-war movement must fight on many fronts, argues Lindsey German

Donald Trump’s fumbling towards statesmanship is a global danger, argues Ian Chamberlain

Trump's speech on Tuesday made it absolutely clear that he is prepared to raise the stakes in terms of international conflict

As pessimism amongst the young spreads, Blair once again intervenes on Brexit and war in the Pacific looms, Lindsey German explains what's at stake

The US approach to North Korea cannot be understood without considering its wider goals in the region

With calls for a freeze on testing and manoeuvres on all sides falling on deaf ears, tensions are reaching a dangerous level, writes Lindsey German

Jeremy Corbyn's original position, when he argues for a People's Brexit, made a lot of sense.

Recent rhetorical grandstanding should not obscure a clear and present danger, writes Lindsey German

Trump tweets his way to nuclear confrontation with North Korea and military action in Venezuela while fascists wreak carnage in Charlottesville

The South Korean government has launched a new political offensive to overturn hard won job securities, Clive Tilman looks at what's at stake