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Democracy & State

Overcoming the enemies within

17 May 2012

The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair

Death of a true believer

22 Jun 2023

He exposed official lies, escaped the clutches of Richard Nixon’s goons and fought hard for pacifism for the rest of his life. Paul Demarty remembers Daniel Ellsberg

Abortion should not be illegal

22 Jun 2023

Carla Foster has been handed a 28-month sentence. Mike Macnair warns that this is part of a wider Tory culture-war offensive designed to rally the right

A year of strikes

22 Jun 2023

We must go beyond Labourism. Kevin Bean assesses the upsurge in trade union action and its limitations

Putting capital and careers first

15 Jun 2023

Starmer’s purge of left candidates shows he is serious about governing ‘responsibly’, says Kevin Bean

Misleading parliament should matter

15 Jun 2023

Mike Macnair discusses Boris Johnson’s lies, his resignation, his honours list and his media manipulation

Never same again

15 Jun 2023

Charging Donald Trump has had far-right Republicans reaching for their guns. Will he go down? Daniel Lazare is sure: maybe yes, maybe no

Biden dodges a bullet

08 Jun 2023

While an immediate financial abyss has been avoided, Daniel Lazare sees all the tell-tale signs of long‑term imperial decline

Gloomy shades of death

08 Jun 2023

Attended by a maximum of just 19 members, the online AGM testified to complete strategic failure. Kevin Bean reads the last rites

Defending the right to oppress

01 Jun 2023

Ian Spencer gives his take on the trial of the Shenstone Six after their militant protest against Elbit Systems

Meloni’s antecedents

01 Jun 2023

Toby Abse reviews David Broder Mussolini’s grandchildren: fascism in contemporary Italy Pluto Press 2023, pp240, £17.99

Confessions of a rat

01 Jun 2023

Yassamine Mather gives her judgement on an extraordinary talk and subsequent BBC interview with the former governor of the notorious Evin prison

J6ers await their pardon

01 Jun 2023

Stewart Rhodes, leader of the Oath Keepers, has been handed a 18-year sentence. Daniel Lazare gives notice that the ultra-right combatants of Trump’s January 6 self-coup attempt could soon be free

Fallen Phil and Teflon Don

01 Jun 2023

With the Stormy Daniels indictment, the E Jean Carroll civil verdict and the whole eight-year-old campaign of lawfare against Trump, Paul Demarty asks why it makes no difference to his political prospects. Meanwhile, here in Britain, we have Phillip Schofield

Sir Humphreys vs Tory right

01 Jun 2023

Some civil service mandarins have a different political agenda from their Tory ministers. Indeed, Eddie Ford suspects that the Labour shadow cabinet is far more to their liking

Small choice between rotten apples

01 Jun 2023

Though Erdoğan deserved to lose, the opposition did not deserve to win. Esen Uslu makes a call for the left to unite on a principled basis

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