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Bolton's out, but we can't trust Trump or Johnson

John Bolton's sacking is good news, now we need an alternative foreign policy by an anti-war government, argues Lindsey German

Free Palestine: Londoners protest Netanyahu visit

Even with only a day's notice, London can make Netanyahu feel unwelcome, reports Ellen Graubert

Profiting from death and destruction: DSEI 2019

The world's worst arms dealers will be gathering to exhibit their instruments of death at London's ExCel Centre once again, writes Lucy Nichols

Don't extradite Assange: Wish You Were Here

Terina Hine reports from Monday's event in support of Julian Assange

Boris Johnson proroguing Parliament is a Tory coup

Boris Johnson's undemocratic manoeuvres must be stopped by mass opposition on the streets, argues Lindsey German

Amazon fire: our lungs are on fire

Chrissy Brand joined the demonstrators outside the Brazilian Embassy in London on August 23rd. She is one of millions who realise that climate change can only be held at bay by a fundamental system change

DWP deaths make me sick: shrouds on tour 2019

Vince Laws contacted us about his upcoming exhibitions and we are happy to share his press release on Counterfire

Peterloo: Manchester is still resisting

Remembering Peterloo means keeping the fight on the streets, writes Penny Hicks

Evasive 'democracy': Israel bans Omar and Tlaib

Israel's refusal of two US congresswomen is unacceptable but highlights the strength of BDS, writes Thomas Gibbs

Leave - Fight - Transform - founding statement

From Amazon warehouses to Belfast’s shipyards, workers are demanding a break — a break with the failed system of austerity, neoliberalism and capitalism

Hong Kong protests: China and the question of class

The entry of the working class on the scene in Hong Kong could prove infectious on the mainland, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Hiroshima 74 years on: campaigners demand no nukes, no war

Anti-war and anti-nuclear activism is at the heart of remembrance in Hiroshima, report Clare Solomon and Steph Pike

Bolton's out, but we can't trust Trump or Johnson

John Bolton's sacking is good news, now we need an alternative foreign policy by an anti-war government, argues Lindsey German

Free Palestine: Londoners protest Netanyahu visit

Even with only a day's notice, London can make Netanyahu feel unwelcome, reports Ellen Graubert

Profiting from death and destruction: DSEI 2019

The world's worst arms dealers will be gathering to exhibit their instruments of death at London's ExCel Centre once again, writes Lucy Nichols

Don't extradite Assange: Wish You Were Here

Terina Hine reports from Monday's event in support of Julian Assange

Boris Johnson proroguing Parliament is a Tory coup

Boris Johnson's undemocratic manoeuvres must be stopped by mass opposition on the streets, argues Lindsey German

Amazon fire: our lungs are on fire

Chrissy Brand joined the demonstrators outside the Brazilian Embassy in London on August 23rd. She is one of millions who realise that climate change can only be held at bay by a fundamental system change

DWP deaths make me sick: shrouds on tour 2019

Vince Laws contacted us about his upcoming exhibitions and we are happy to share his press release on Counterfire

Peterloo: Manchester is still resisting

Remembering Peterloo means keeping the fight on the streets, writes Penny Hicks

Evasive 'democracy': Israel bans Omar and Tlaib

Israel's refusal of two US congresswomen is unacceptable but highlights the strength of BDS, writes Thomas Gibbs

Leave - Fight - Transform - founding statement

From Amazon warehouses to Belfast’s shipyards, workers are demanding a break — a break with the failed system of austerity, neoliberalism and capitalism

Hong Kong protests: China and the question of class

The entry of the working class on the scene in Hong Kong could prove infectious on the mainland, argues Vladimir Unkovski-Korica

Hiroshima 74 years on: campaigners demand no nukes, no war

Anti-war and anti-nuclear activism is at the heart of remembrance in Hiroshima, report Clare Solomon and Steph Pike

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