Following the founding conference of Your Party, leading figures on the left discuss how we can organise to fight for unity, ...

Are we a nation of shirkers? Are welfare costs spiralling? Not according to the Office for Budget Responsibility who record welfare spending as being stable as a proportion of GDP, and lower than it ...

Michael Lavalette spoke to long-time Birmingham activist Salman Mirza who has gained national prominence recently for taking ...

A determination to win sees the start of another week of strike action, reports Pete Webster On Monday, it was impossible for British Library managers to ignore the enthusiastic picket outside the ...

On Friday, school students across Germany demonstrated against the threat of conscription into its growing armed forces. While this is slated as ‘voluntary’ for the time being, young men will have to ...

We are facing the most authoritarian regime since the Second World War. Recent governments have used a raft of new legislation to crack down on both protest and dissent, creating the most draconian ...

The AI bubble is inflating further, and may well lead to an economy-wide crash, as railway mania did in the nineteenth ...

Escalating violations of international law and a military build up telegraph US intentions for regime change, but this aggression must be resisted, argues Jonathan Maunders Donald Trump’s latest ...

Guillermo del Toro successfully respects the tradition’s tropes while bringing enough of a fresh sensibility to captivate a ...