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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

Your Party CEC elections

What’s at stake in the Your Party elections.

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.

Three days in Minneapolis

An eye witness report of resistance in Minneapolis

Review | 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple

The latest in a series of British horror films subverts expectations.

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.

Strengthening socialism in South Yorkshire: Sheffield Transformed past, present and future

The 2025 Sheffield Transformed conference brought together activists from more than 60 organisations in South Yorkshire.

Review | Other Rivers and Private Revolutions

Two new books highlight the huge changes that have taken place in Chinese society in the last three decades.

An compound image of two pictures. One is of the book A Philosophical History of Police Power by Melayna Kay Lamb. The other is a media commons image of a member of the British police in riot gear.

Review | A Philosophical History of Police Power

Niklas Rosen reviews Melayna Kay Lamb’s book on police power.

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

Venezuela after 3 January

What does the future hold for Venezuela after the kidnapping on Maduro?

Imperial machinations, oil and the rebirth of the Monroe Doctrine

Venezuela reveals a struggle for US control over the western hemisphere’s resources

Image of UKIP British flags at UKIP march Knightsbridge, west London 25th October 2025. Courtesy of Steve Eason

Fighting the far right: against the ideology of nationhood

A critical examination of how the concept of ‘the nation’ helps to advance reactionary agendas

Review | Nuremberg

A review of the film Nuremberg that was released in 2025

Tate workers on strike

Workers across the Tate Museum’s five sites have been taking strike action

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2025 Cultural Highlights: Music

As the year draws to a close, rs21 members review their music highlights of 2025

posters of one battle after another, a real pain and the spy who came in from the cold

2025 Cultural Highlights

As the year draws to a close, rs21 members review their cultural highlights of 2025

Interview | Cinema workers’ strike in Glasgow

Vue cinema workers in Glasgow are on strike

Colonial roots of Manchester’s homelessness

What are the root causes of homelessness for many people in Manchester

Digital collage featuring a computer monitor with circuit board patterns on the screen. A Navajo woman is seated on the edge of the screen, appearing to stitch or fix the digital landscape with their hands. Blue digital cables extend from the monitor, keyboard, and floor, connecting the image elements.

Who designs the future?

As AI reshapes labour, designers confront a struggle over their creativity and the future of their work

Andrea Again together with two striking workers on a picket - standing in front of of a sign saying Wirral Evolutions. All there have clenched fists.

Left win in UNISON

The election of Andrea Egan as UNISON General Secretary has implications for the whole movement

South Africa’s hydrogen extractive frontier: climate action or recolonisation?

A critical examination of the development of green hydrogen manufacture in South Africa

Interview | Mad Youth Organise

An interview with an activist from Mad Youth Organise

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