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
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.
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.
Not a rupture, but the next step: fascism is here
With the intensification of ultranationalism, racism, and authoritarian state practice, has a novel form of fascism has emerged?
Minneapolis: Resistance surges amid crackdown
Joe Allen examines the violence in Minneapolis and the burgeoning to resistance to it
Destination Defence
Destination Defence is a new government attempt to intensify the militarisation of British society.
ICE: Very American violence
The fatal killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent forces a reckoning with state violence
Imperial machinations, oil and the rebirth of the Monroe Doctrine
Venezuela reveals a struggle for US control over the western hemisphere’s resources
Fighting the far right: against the ideology of nationhood
A critical examination of how the concept of ‘the nation’ helps to advance reactionary agendas
Colonial roots of Manchester’s homelessness
What are the root causes of homelessness for many people in Manchester
Who designs the future?
As AI reshapes labour, designers confront a struggle over their creativity and the future of their work
Left win in UNISON
The election of Andrea Egan as UNISON General Secretary has implications for the whole movement
What’s happening at the BBC?
The latest scandal at the BBC is just part of a much longer trend of concessions to the political right
Your Party must trust its members
A reflection on the Your Party conference and the future for the new party
Your Party and the limits of online voting
E-democracy undermines the participatory and meaningful forms we need in Your Party
In defence of jury trials
Labour’s proposal to end most jury trials is a reactionary step that must be fought
Interview | Conditions from Barlinnie prison
We conducted this interview with former HMP Barlinnie inmate Calum
Review | Emergency Exits exhibition
The Imperial War Museum’s ‘Emergency Exits’ explores Britain’s violent retreat from empire and the brutality of colonial rule
Solidarity with the hunger strikes
Political prisoners on hunger strike are challenging the counter-terror laws and the criminalisation of Palestinian solidarity inside Britain’s prisons
Catherine Connolly wins: an historic victory for the left in Ireland
Revolutionaries can build on Catherine Connolly’s landslide win in the Irish presidential election
Britain’s vanishing nightlife
What the loss of night clubs mean, for community, for queer freedom and for the right to collective joy
What do we mean by communism?
Fighting for communism means fighting for an unparalleled increase in human freedom
Fight for a new mass socialist politics
For the assemblies at The World Transformed festival, rs21 argues a way forward for mass ecosocialist and anti-imperialist politics.
Labour’s hollow response to antisemitic violence
The government’s response to the antisemitic attack in Crumpsall reveals a cynical conflation of Jewish identity with Zionism
Review | The Starmer symptom
Pat Stack reviews Mark Perryman’s essay collection on Starmer’s betrayals and Labour’s deepening crisis