‘We won’t stop until they stop!’: Organising for Palestine in Greenwich
A Greenwich Palestine Action member on how they have been organising locally to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.
Without organisation, we have nothing: building a rank and file organisation in schools
After a momentous year of workplace struggles, rs21 teachers discuss the need for ongoing rank and file organisation across schools
About the Dublin riots: some explanations and responses
Juliana Sassi, a member of the Community Action Tenants Union (CATU), looks beyond simplistic explanations of the recent riots in Dublin to deeper causes, and explains how anti-racists and community campaigners have responded.
Palestine 101: Asking questions of Zionism
Sherry Wolf interrogates three common claims made by supporters of the state of Israel.
Why the world’s first flight powered entirely by sustainable aviation fuel is a green mirage
November saw the first transatlantic flight using what’s claimed to be a sustainable aviation fuel. Gareth Dale and Josh Moos interrogate the latest claims for green flight.
Palestine 101: Israel is the watchdog of US imperialism
brian bean analyses US support for Israel and the geopolitical implications of the war on Gaza
Debate – the limitations of settler colonial theory
Australian socialist Jordan Humphreys, author of recent book ‘Indigenous Liberation & Socialism’ replies to two recent articles by Sai Englert on settler colonial theory.
Palestine 101: A century of Palestinian resistance
Shireen Akram-Boshar discusses the history of Palestinian resistance to colonialism.
Video | Globalising the Intifada
Watch talks from Hil Aked, Barnaby Raine and Anindya Bhattacharya from an rs21 meeting in London on 5 December 2023.
“Intersect the climate struggle with class struggle” | Interviews with Fuel Poverty Action
Daire Ní Chnáimh interviews two activists from Fuel Poverty Action to discuss the future of the energy justice movement.
Labor’s Upsurge and the Search for Workers’ Power
Five hundred thousand workers were on strike in the USA at some point in 2023. Kim Moody explores how the strikes have helped to build power and what to expect in the year to come.
Into the abyss: On the Argentinian elections.
As Argentina lurches to the right, Adam Fabry analyses the rise of Javier Milei
Autumn statement 2023: let it burn
Last week’s autumn statement was widely seen as the opening of the Tories’ general election campaign. but do the Tories have a coherent economic strategy that can rescue them?
How can workers stop the genocide?
An rs21 arms worker on how the Palestine solidarity movement could stop the flow of weapons to Israel.
Western terror in the Middle East
Wars and oppression in the Middle East and North Africa are a product of centuries of colonial and imperial domination by Western powers. Eleanor Morley explains the bloody history.
Exposing the far-right conspiracy theorists
Pat Stack on the rise of the far right conspiracy theorist The Light newspaper
Why Palestine is an issue for educators
rs21 teachers argue why educators across the country have a duty to talk about Palestine.
Queers for Palestine
Opposing the ‘pink-washing’ of Israel – rs21 member Colin Wilson explains the importance of a slogan increasingly seen on Palestine solidarity protests.
Why I support Palestine: an interview with Merilyn Moos
My family in Germany were killed by Nazis because they were Jews. What Israel has constructed in Gaza is a concentration camp.
Settler colonialism, Zionism and Palestinian liberation
Sai Englert on the relationship between the Zionist labour movement and the road to Palestinian liberation.
Settler colonialism and the birth of global capitalism
Sai Englert discusses the history of settler colonialism and its central role in the development of global capitalism
Oily Money Out – a leap forward for British environmentalism
The international climate movement bamboozled London’s fossil fuel conference. rs21 members report.
Will a green transition benefit Africa?
What if climate adaptation continues to mirror logics of fossil capital?
Review | Ben Lewis, ‘Karl Kautsky on Democracy and Republicanism’
Is it time to re-evaluate renegade Kautsky? Andreas Chari reviews a new collection.
Report from the Global Climate Jobs conference
Critical discussions on the role workers’ organising must play in the transition to a zero carbon economy.
More protests for Palestine
rs21 rounds up some of the many Palestine solidarity demonstrations that took place last weekend to call for an end to the siege of Gaza
The origins of Zionism
In part one of our series on the roots of Israeli terror rs21 member Neil Rogall, looks at the origins of Zionism.
What’s going on in Unite? | Part 2
Unite activist assesses Sharon Graham’s leadership of the union. Part 2.
What’s going on in Unite? | Part 1
A Unite activist assesses Sharon Graham’s leadership of the union. Part 1.