Rob Marsden reviews the impact of the recent Extinction Rebellion mobilisation in London.
The result of the Norwegian general election on Monday 13 September showed a marked shift to the left in the important oil-producing European state, writes Mike Picken for ecosocialist.scot.
Dave Kellaway completes his cultural highlights of the week with a review of the Nero exhibition at the British Museum.
War hawks, writes Gilbert Achcar, constantly cite women’s liberation in support of the US occupation of Afghanistan. That’s transparent hypocrisy: during the Cold War, the US supported patriarchal fundamentalists against a party dedicated to advancing the cause of Afghan women.
Dave Kellaway reviews 'The Father' in the second part of his cultural highlights of the week.
We seek revolutionary transformation to meet the compound crisis of ecological disaster, economic collapse, social decay, grotesque inequality, mass impoverishment, growing militarisation, and creeping authoritarianism.
Karl Posner examines recent events in the Labour Party to ask why the Labour Right are attacking the left on particular issues of solidarity with the oppressed, and how the left should respond.
The fast-accelerating world crisis is driving us towards barbarism and extinction writes Neil Faulkner. The capitalist system means ecological and social collapse. Mainstream politics, embedded in the system, has been reduced to irrelevance. Revolution has become an existential imperative.
