One hundred years since the General Strike
The 1926 General Strike began one hundred years ago today.
Making use of the Employment Rights Act
A workplace activist’s guide on how to use the new Employment Rights Act 2025 to build worker power beyond the legislation itself.
The Unite officers dispute
The issues that lie behind the imminent strike of Unite Regional Officers.
Manchester holds the line against ‘Britain First’
Police violence escalated massively – but antifascists in Manchester once again challenged ‘Britain First’ in the streets.
Review | Tracey Emin: A Second Life
Sophie Lunts reviews Tracey Emin’s retrospective at the Tate Modern, covering the contemporary artist’s trailblazing work and its limits.
After the resignations: How Your Party lost Scotland
Many members have been ejected due to dual membership, and others have left in anger and dismay
Review | Industry
What starts as a glossy drama about banker excess slowly becomes a structural anatomy of how sex, drugs and power operate in class society
Guilty of organising: the crackdown on mass protest in Britain
The convictions of Nineham and Jamal are proof the state wants this movement to end – which is exactly why we can’t stop now.
The charms and pitfalls of extreme pluralism – Lessons from Die Linke
Die Linke’s party congresses pass resolutions that half the organisation simply ignores.
The BJP’s war on trans rights
India’s latest assault on trans rights is the logical product of a state that needs the gender binary to reproduce itself.
Review | Muskism
Musk merges high-tech capitalism with autocratic control and far-right ideology into a coherent, antidemocratic whole.
What future for Unite the Union?
The union’s direction on strikes, organising, Labour Party ties, and key political issues is at stake.
Hackney Votes Palestine? Insights from a grassroots electoral campaign
Local election victories are worth pursuing as a means of building the organisations and protected ground necessary for mass working-class reorganisation
Video | The POUM: republic, revolution and counterrevolution
The role of the POUM in the Spanish Civil War
Fighting for intersex liberation: a conversation with Juliana Gleeson
Hermaphrodite Logic explores the history of the intersex movement from the 1990s to today, which still has much left to do
Portugal floods: The politics of “natural” disasters
Portugal’s floods are not natural disasters. They are the predictable result of political choices protecting fossil capital
Food, land, water: Africa and emerging Gulf sub-imperialisms
Gulf involvement in Africa reproduces the worst aspects of parasitic and decaying capitalism
Push that green: Labour’s by-election fearmongering
Against government efforts to demonise drug users, we need an approach built around universal compassion and decriminalisation.
Report back from NEU Special Conference
A report from the NEU Special Conference on organising support staff.
Red Bird #10 | A Summary of the Worker-Climate Project
A history and assessment of the Worker-Climate Project from one of its founders, Toby (rs21 Sheffield).
Winning a Generational Settlement for Education
rs21 Educators put forward their view that every educator in the NEU should help build the biggest yes vote for action.
Palestine hunger striker to contest local council seat in May
Incarcerated activist’s electoral campaign places the treatment of political prisoners in the spotlight.
Nurseries, childcare and class struggle in England
The problems with Labour’s plans to expand nursery provision.
Review | How to win a strike
How to Win a Strike, is a rough guide for activists and striking workers.
Universities: what has happened to the Secretary of State dispute?
The university system is in crisis and there has been no action on a dispute with the Secretary of State for Education that was agreed by conference delegates in May.