Democracy & State > Nationalism
Referendum has nothing to offer
07 Jun 2012
Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign
A welcome for Trump and Bannon
24 Nov 2016
Anti-Semitism has never been a problem for Zionism, observes Tony Greenstein
Different next time
17 Nov 2016
Donald Trump’s victory is a blow for the nationalist right - but hardly an irreversible one, argues Paul Demarty
Crisis of establishment
17 Nov 2016
All you can say with certainty about the Donald Trump presidency, writes Eddie Ford, is ‘Expect the unexpected’
A richly deserved defeat
10 Nov 2016
Trump’s victory is an indictment of shallow American liberalism, and it is time for the left to detach itself from it, argues Paul Demarty
Danger at home and abroad
10 Nov 2016
War could be the AKP’s last card, writes Esen Uslu
Court judgement works for May
10 Nov 2016
The Brexit right gets ready for its march on the supreme court, while the Tories prepare for an early general election, writes Eddie Ford
No democratic advert
10 Nov 2016
Trump’s victory could destabilise the established world order. However, there are mixed reactions to the new administration, says Yassamine Mather
Internal and external onslaught
13 Oct 2016
Esen Uslu reports on the Erdoğan regime’s ongoing oppression, its Kurdish war and involvement in Syria
Enemy of working class
29 Sep 2016
The JLM, like Zionism itself, has no place in the labour movement, argues Tony Greenstein
Lock up the thugs
29 Sep 2016
Once more, the SACP finds itself on the wrong side of the class divide, writes Peter Manson
Ethnic cleansing?
15 Sep 2016
Binyamin Netanyahu’s video might have caused outrage, but Zionism still has friends in high places. Tony Greenstein comments
Apologists for Zionism
08 Sep 2016
Tony Greenstein introduces his open letter to Labour MP Joan Ryan
An Open Letter
08 Sep 2016
Tony Greenstein addresses Labour MP Joan Ryan
ANC in disarray
08 Sep 2016
While the ruling party is riven by factions, writes Peter Manson, the SACP too is deeply divided
Pseudo-secularism on the beach
01 Sep 2016
The petty cruelty of the French burqini bans stems from an elite looking for scapegoats, writes Paul Demarty