Syriza’s victory? I’ve got mixed feelings
I don’t share the unalloyed delight about Syriza’s victory in Greece, and the sense that there are lessons…
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Only by understanding the Holocaust can we adequately tackle modern-day intolerance
Seventy years on from the liberation of Auschwitz–Birkenau, it is more important than ever to remember the Holocaust.…
Syriza’s historic win: A wake up call to Europe
This article is written by Giampi Alhadeff and Don Brind An American friend calls. He’s heard the Greeks are…
The next chapter in Labour’s internationalist story
Internationalism, a movement advocating greater economic and political cooperation among nations for the benefit of all, has been…
Pride will come before a fall
Hubris. Such a good word. Outrageous pride that will lead, almost inevitably, to nemesis – punishment and defeat.…
Meet Nigel Farage: what UKIP really think about the NHS
The fact that UKIP is more Tory than the Tories has been often stated. Nowhere is it more clear that this statement is…
Labour and Oxfam are in total agreement about tackling inequality
This year, Oxfam’s Winnie Byanyima was one of the six chairs of the World Economic Forum in Davos,…
The Mansion Tax: A stopgap, not a solution
It is easy to get on the bandwagon to oppose a new tax. The mansion tax may have…
Is this Labour’s 11th hour?
Labour is facing a fight for long term survival as we approach the May general election. Labour faces…
Young people in Walthamstow are challenging the stereotype that we’re only passive bystanders in politics
My name is Asher Mohammed. I’m 14 years old and live in Waltham Forest. I am currently studying…
