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Eugene V. Debs: A Graphic Biography - book review
The story of the American trade-union militant turned socialist leader, Eugene Debs, remains important and is stirringly told in a new graphic biography, finds Sean Ledwith
Johnson hopes vaccines will get him off the hook - CounterBlast
Frederick Engels, born 200 years, ago identified the type of disastrous policy pursued by the Johnson government during the pandemic, argues Sean Ledwith
Is there life outside Labour?
In our continuing series on left strategy, Chris Nineham from Counterfire responds to Laura Smith and John McInally
Labour's absent opposition, the CRG and scotch eggs - CounterBlast
Instead of opposing Johnson's shambolic tiers, Starmer's abstention is letting the anti-lockdown Tory rebels and scotch eggs dominate the debate, writes Terina Hine
Windrush continued: the government's mass deportations must be stopped
Government plans to deport another 50 black people on 2 December in a continuation of the racist hostile environment must be opposed urgently
Will Biden make a difference to the Israeli occupation of Palestine?
As Trump’s presidency comes to an end, Sybil Cock assesses what Palestinians can expect from the incoming Biden administration
Permanent war: Britain’s global military reach exposed
With a permanent military presence at 145 base sites in 42 countries or territories around the world, Britain is far from a ‘nation in retreat’, writes Terina Hine
Tiers of a clown – weekly briefing
Lindsey German on the idiocy of Tory pandemic policy and Starmer’s witch-hunt on the march
Bit Tyrants: The Political Economy of Silicon Valley - book review
Rob Larson’s witty and informative Bit Tyrants provides a welcome analysis of corporate tech giants, and a mass strategy for confronting them, finds Elaine Graham-Leigh
Message from Manchester: if you fight you can win
Lucy Nichols, one of the occupiers at the University of Manchester, calls on students around the country to follow suit