Defend the Corbyn project – elect the strongest continuity leadership team
As the Labour leadership contest unfolds, the Labour left must stay and fight, taking forward Corbyn's message of resistance to the Tories, writes Veronica Fagan.
Modi might have finally gone too far
Protests have erupted across India, in perhaps the most extensive challenge to the Modi government since it came to power in 2014. The spark was the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act which introduces discriminatory religious qualifications into citizenship laws.
Must Labour move right to secure its working-class base?
Phil Hearse argues that the Blairite Right and Lexit Left are drawing all the wrong conclusions from the general election.
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The imperial legacy has been the great weakness of the English working class, and as the Morning Star demonstrates with its alarming enthusiasm for English patriotism, also for its labour movement.
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Statement from the Alliance of Middle Eastern and North African Socialists In the early morning of January 3, at the order of U.S. president Donald Trump and without any [...] -
Pip Hinman in Sydney reports how the devastating fires have exposed the government’s failure to respond to the climate emergency.
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Ian Parker looks at the shape of the Tory Party as a reflection of quasi-fascist ideological ideas now present in British political life.
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One conclusion being drawn from Labour’s defeat is that the party under Corbyn was insufficiently concerned about migration, English nationalism and the concerns [...] -
Neil Faulkner and Phil Hearse analyse the general election defeat and draw lessons for the battles ahead.
