Rather than calming tensions, the resignation of the government and the nervousness of the regime’s strongman appears to have emboldened the student movement, which held a mass, eighty-kilometre march ...

This is expressed in the form of political conflict and failure – look at the crises of government in France and Germany, the ...

Chris Nineham assess the need for a new party and the role of the Left as Labour pushes to the right Big questions of ...

The unveiling of DeepSeek AI has revealed the flimsy foundations of the tech-company boom on which so much capitalist hope ...

The Met Police lied about disorder at Saturday’s Palestine rally to justify mass arrests and intimidate sitting MPs — the ...

Workers with three food-production companies are fighting asset-stripping, strike-breaking employers, and finding inspiring ...

The US president’s reactionary agenda is born of US imperial decline, and needs to be opposed by working-class mobilisation ...

Korica and Jenny Morrison examine the crisis in Scottish universities The UK Higher Education sector is facing significant ...

Mismanagement and the funding crisis have led to threats of mass university redundancies, and branches are fighting back but ...

Lucy Nichols reviews the latest series of Squid Game Squid Game, from director Hwang Dong-hyuk, is the most popular series ...

Alex Snowdon looks at a key nineteenth-century debate that still reverberates today Marx was not born a Marxist.

As the campaign against the imprisonment of 16 Just Stop Oil activists continues, the fightback for the planet is gaining traction, reports Carole Vincent Sixteen Just Stop Oil activists serving ...