Features
The trouble with terrorism – weekly briefing
Lindsey German on the assassination of David Amess and recent US strikes
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
Dissenting POWs: From Vietnam’s Hoa Lo Prison to America Today - book review
Dissenting POWs charts the record of US prisoners in Vietnam who opposed that imperialist war, in a vital contribution to the anti-war movement in the present, argues John Clarke
Turning insult into injury: Starmer and the endless war on the left
The Labour leadership’s latest attack on the left shows why we must turn to the extra-parliamentary movements to fight the Tories, argues Terina Hine
Academic freedom is under attack
Trade unionists should defend workers against management attack, and defend academic freedom in universities, argues Mike Wayne
Now it’s neither heat nor eat – weekly briefing
Lindsey German on the Tory’s Universal Credit offensive and how our side needs to shift up a gear
1933: Warnings From History - book review
1933: Warnings From History republishes an important contemporary analysis of how the powerful German working-class movement was defeated by Nazism, finds Chris Bambery
Johnson is levelling up on lies - CounterBlast
The Tory leader’s conference speech demonstrated how out of touch he is with most British people’s predicaments, argues Sean Ledwith
Pandora's box: the shady world of tax-dodging Tony
At a time of rising costs and more austerity, the Pandora Papers reveal how the rich keep getting richer - by stealing from the rest of us, writes Terina Hine
Sexual violence, economic violence: why women still need our rights – weekly briefing
Lindsey German on Sarah Everard's murder and its aftermath