Dave Kellaway provides a first reaction to Reeves’ big budget
The nature of the attack carried out by the Israeli Air Force against Iran on 26 October is very significant for the near future. It clearly constituted a prelude to a subsequent attack on Iran by weakening its defensive capabilities and its ability to manufacture more surface-to-air missiles and ballistic missiles. By Gilbert Achcar.
Tony Richardson reviews Daybreak in Gaza, edited by Mahmoud Muna and Matthew Teller. (Published by SAQI, 2024)
Lebanon, long a focal point of regional conflict, faces renewed turmoil as Israel escalates its military operations, targeting Hezbollah amid broader tensions and a fragile domestic situation still recovering from years of economic and social crises. Joseph Daher writing in l'anticapitaliste
Dave Kellaway reviews the third series of Industry, a drama about the fictional US investment bank Pierrepoint, which trades in the City of London. While fictional, the series unveils much of the truth about how the capitalist finance sector operates.
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.
Nigel Mulligan on a sublimated reaction to the cold nullifying grip of late stage capitalism
Bob Williams-Findlay explores the historical, social, and political constructs that frame disability as a lack of ability, challenging the oppressive binary between ability and disability, and critically deconstructs the "See the Person, Not the Disability" campaign through a Marxist lens.