Adam C Jones discusses the relationship between social murder, capitalism and fascism.
The decision of the Corbynite clique, which now rules Your Party, to ban the members of virtually every Marxist political organisation from membership, is the culmination of a long series of oligarchical manoeuvres. Try as it might, this faction cannot conceal its longstanding hostility to thorough members’ democracy: instead, we have the strict leadership of…
Dear editor, As your readers are likely aware, there was outcry in Ireland recently over the flying of the British union flag next to the Irish tricolour over Cork City Hall to mark the visit of Keir Starmer to the city for the 2nd UK-Ireland Summit on the 12th and 13th of March. It is…
Kimia Talebi situates the attacks on Iran’s fuel depots within the US and Israel’s larger ecocidal imperialist project and argues for the necessity of embedding anti-imperialist politics in any ecological organising in Britain.
Reporting back from the three assemblies at The World Transformed that attempted to diagnose and overcome the impasse of the British left, Lewis Hodder details the varying levels of class consciousness of the crowd that coalesced around criticism of the leadership of the new left party.
Yasmin Dualeh offers a meditation on the likelihood of Somaliland nationalism’s survival in the wake of Israel’s recognition of Somaliland, as well as its implications for imperial geopolitics and the future of Somali sovereignty in the Horn of Africa.
At the beginning of November, the 13000-member-strong youth wing of the German Left Party Die Linke, the Linksjugend [’solid], passed a motion titled “We must never again remain silent in the face of a genocide”. Linksjugend [‘solid] is the first major political organisation in Germany…
Madeleine Norman, of the Filton 18, reflects on their time in prison after a suicide in HMP Low Newton. In prison, as in occupied Palestine, the spectre of death is constant, and Norman emphasises that as much as death has the ability to galvanise…
As Sir Keir’s government sinks to the depths of unpopularity, and the march of the populist Right—in the shape of Reform—seems to proceed unabated by the influence of a Left alternative, commentators have begun to wonder why it is that the Greens have seen such…
