Opinion
Ukraine and the threat of war
The powder keg that threatens to ignite over the situation in the Ukraine is, more than anything, a manifestation of the turn towards intensified global rivalry on the part of the US, argues John Clarke
'Keep making noise': Priti Patel defeated in the Lords but the battle to kill the bill continues
The defeats suffered by the Tories in the House of Lords is a victory for the movement but the bill isn't dead yet, writes Terina Hine
This South Korean Presidential Election is Vital
There are rare moments when a combination of threatening circumstances leads to a wonderful transformation that only a short time before would have been unimaginable. This year may be such a moment. The Republic of Korea could set an example to the world that would bring happiness to millions of Koreans, and to many more […]
Last orders for Johnson – weekly briefing
Lindsey German gives an overview of the Tory PM’s terminal days
What freedom means under capitalism
John Clarke dismantles the myths around ‘freedom’ in capitalist society and traces the role of state violence in upholding a system based on exploitation
Illegal "VIP lane" contracts: Tory corruption is the other pandemic - CounterBlast
This Prime Minister personifies the arrogance, sleaze and inability to empathise of the ruling class, writes Sean Ledwith
Sorry, not sorry: Boris Johnson's got to go
The Prime Minister’s meagre apology won’t save him, writes Shabbir Lakha
Boris bottles it: is the party over? - CounterBlast
The lies are catching up to BYOB Boris and his position is becomes increasingly untenable, writes Terina Hine
Doctor Who: John Barrowman Has Interesting Response to Return Request
John Barrowman to a fan wanting him to "make up" with BBC for a Doctor Who return: "Mate they dumped me. I don't need to make up to anyone."
Covid, corruption and class struggle: ten pointers for 2022 – weekly briefing
Lindsey German sets an agenda for the new year