Charles Glass’s book on Syria provides a fascinating, if horrifying, explanation of the impact of imperial interests on the ...

This is the 28 May press release from Global Jews for Palestine for Day 600 of the genocide In the 86th week of genocide, 24 ...

The vague statements emerging from the G7 pre-summit meeting suggest that few concrete answers to Trump’s upending of the ...

Britain’s national press finally realise that Israel might be a problem but still fail to recognise their own role in ...

With the U-Turn on winter fuel payments, now is the time to increase the pressure on Starmer’s government, argues Steph Pike Having spent the last few months defending the decision to cut winter fuel ...

Secretary of Slough & District Trades Union Council, reports on a lively Unite strike at engineering firm John Crane Unite ...

Alex Snowdon on the war on the poor, Israel and organised labour Keir Starmer’s partial U-turn on winter fuel payments was, ...

The latest in the Hunger Games series sharpens the focus on the media’s distortions and evasions in support of the tyrannical state in its dystopian scenario, finds Zahid Rahman ‘They will not use my ...

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 ...

James Barr reports on the vote by Co-op members to boycott Israeli products  The vote at the Co-op’s Annual General Meeting ...