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.
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.
Israel: the making of a racist state – new edition
The preface to the new edition of Israel: the making of a racist state
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?
Report from the Scottish Your Party conference
A report from the inaugural conference of Your Party Scotland
Venezuela: imperialism, post Chavismo, and resistance from below (part 2)
The second part of a two part article looks at the opportunities for resistance and the regional implications of Trump’s attack.
Venezuela: imperialism, post Chavismo, and resistance from below (part 1)
Part 1 of a two part analysis of Trump’s attack on Venezuela and the possibilities for resistance.
Minneapolis: Resistance surges amid crackdown
Joe Allen examines the violence in Minneapolis and the burgeoning to resistance to it
The Employment Rights Act: what it means and where to go next
To respond to the Employment Rights Act, workers must go on the offensive
Destination Defence
Destination Defence is a new government attempt to intensify the militarisation of British society.
Review | Or Something Worse
To tackle climate breakdown, workers and communities must seize control of the environmental transition
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
Venezuela: between crisis and invasion
An in depth analysis of the crisis in Venezuela as US aggression steps up
Review | Overreach: how China derailed its peaceful rise
Overreach is written from within the US establishment and provides insight into why the US sees China as a mortal enemy
Interview | Building a world of radical abundance
rs21 interviews Keir Milburn on emancipatory eco-social transitions in theory and practice.
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
Review | I Swear
Colin Revolting reviews I Swear, a film about the life of Tourette syndrome campaigner John Davidson