The London marches, several of which have broken the half a million mark, are the flagship of the whole movement, and are not ...

John Rees looks at the astounding reversal in Western leaders' rhetoric Israeli premier Benjamin Netanyahu lashed out at ...

John Clarke examines the weaknesses of individualist environmentalism, arguing that only mass organisation can stop the ...

The UK/France/Canada statement on Gaza represents a significant change of direction, argues Michael Lavalette, but more must ...

The centrality of political arguments opposing immigration depends upon ignoring how modern capitalism uses exploited and ...

Michael Lavalette, the recently elected independent councillor in Preston, explains how Preston Independents will provide an ...

From Iraq into Afghanistan the Special Forces displayed ‘barbaric and psychopathic’ behaviour, and were immune from the law ...

James Barr reports on the vote by Co-op members to boycott Israeli products  The vote at the Co-op’s Annual General Meeting in favour of boycotting Israeli products is of major significance.

Suad Chentoufi reports on Stop the War’s workplace day of action for Palestine On the 77th anniversary of the Nakba, a ...

Lindsey German on contemporary crisis and how we fight back It must have felt something like this in the 1930s.

Saint Petersburg is a gripping history of the city with a focus on its siege by the Germans in World War II, particularly its ...