Paul Salveson on the democratic deficit in devolution plans
The last Chartist was produced just before we knew the outcome of the Makerfield By-Election. To...
Mike Davis on an insightful libertarian socialist
Andrea Caffi The New York Essays ed Mike Tyldesley published by Little Big Eye
This collection of essays...
Andrew Ryder, András Schweitzer and Gabor Halmai pay homage to 1956 and István Bibó while highlighting their relevance to Ukraine
On October 23rd, Hungarians commemorate...
Milica Pekic on the institutional crisis and the student mobilisation in Serbia
On the 1st of November 2024, the canopy of the newly renovated public...
Great Expectations
Andy Burnham’s swift return to Parliament and ascent to Labour leader and prime minister has inevitably raised expectations among supporters and a wider, volatile electorate. Now...
Robert Scott on a US state moving out of the shadows
America's political maps tell comforting lies. California deep blue, Idaho bright red, one supposedly...
Ukrainian trade union organiser Artem Tivda spoke to Chartist about the challenges facing Ukrainians under Russian bombardment.
Before the full-scale invasion, Ukrainian official statistics reported...
The vast majority of CLPs support it, as do two-thirds of affiliated trade unions. So, will the NPF accept the case for PR? Maximilian Czekalski explains why it should
Make Farage mad with solar farms!
Solar farms and wind farms should be given automatic planning approval in areas that vote in Reform Party MPs. That’s part...
Glyn Ford on the other Spanish republicans
Volunteers for the Revolution: International Militia of the POUM in the Spanish Civil War by Andy Durgan published...