Features
Our democracy at a precipice
Following on Elunid Morgan’s article in the last Chartist Mick Antoniw MS asks is Caerphilly a turning point for Welsh Labour?
The Caerphilly by-election result...
Labour needs a movement
Sue Goss and Luke Hurst explain the thinking behind the quest for a new radical realism
The crisis facing Labour is profound. The party is...
Militarised Xenophobia and building a broad anti-fascist movement
Gary Younge spent 12 years in the USA reporting on the experiences of working-class, Black, and ethnic minority communities. We asked him to reflect...
Time for a new version of the British state
Gerry Hassan argues that Labour and the Left uncritically adopted conservative ideas of Britain
UK politics is filled with talk of crisis and decline. Less...
Unite and resist
Border theatrics won’t solve economic hardship says Kevin Courtney in explaining how the Together Alliance can combat the rising tide of the far- right...
Fixing the pipes
Kerry Postlewhite says polls show strong majority for closer union with Europe, but it’s urgent to fix the plumbing to meet key Labour goals
Brexit...
Seeing Green and going for justice
Fresh from his arrest over Palestine Action and Gaza, veteran environmental campaigner Jonathon Porritt spoke to David Toke about his campaigns
Jonathon Porritt, who...
Labour must stand firm with Ukraine
Christopher Ford says the Trump-Putin axis threatens both Ukraine and Europe
It’s been almost four years now thatsince Ukraine has endured a full‑scale invasion. Throughout...
THE TRUMP COROLLARY: “I TOOK VENEZUELA”
In the wake of Trump’s Venezuela attack Juan Gabriel Tokatlian sketches the history of US claims and actions to take over “our hemisphere”
In the...
Fighting for a future: How global north policies fuel Africa’s youth uprisings
Youth-led protest movements are challenging the subservience of African governments to the neocolonial policy agenda. Michael Nelson Byaruhanga looks into the politics of the challenge...
Free fares makes sense
Simon Pirani shares the Fare Free London report which warns high fares do damage
High fares on public transport, especially on the tube and trains,...
Srebrenica and unfinished business
Sheila Osmanovic on genocide, xenophobia and the dangerous lesson of forgetting
Thirty years after Srebrenica, the word “unfinished” still fits. The genocide in Bosnia of...