Comment: Labour is still standing up for international development
For Labour, development is not charity – it is the pursuit of social justice and human rights
Brexit & Foreign Policy
The Tories’ friendship with Saudi Arabia stretches our trust to the limit
Are UK jobs more important than standing up for human rights?
Syrians call for RAF food drops on Madaya, where people are starving to death
Assad and Hezbollah are deliberately starving civilians. If we can drop bombs, why not food?
Saudi, Iran and ISIS are competing for global Muslim leadership. We mustn’t let any of them win
Condeming ISIS is easy. We need to tackle the ideology common to Saudi and Iran.
5 reasons why Bernie Sanders should pick up progressive support
We list the five reasons why Bernie Sanders should get the progressive vote
Populism: a cover up for inconsistency and personal interests
A parallel between the UK and Italy digs beyond the usual suspects to find that coherence in politics is a thing of the past – or so we thought…
Greece – the only country in the world paying creditors with blood
In a new four part film series economist and journalist Paul Mason goes behind the scenes of the Greek crisis to report on the rise of Syriza, the risks they took and the repercussions the party faced when they attempted to stand up to the global finance system.
How BME voters see the EU referendum and why we need to hear their voices
A newly released Runnymede Trust report reveals differing public attitudes amongst ethnic minority Britons on immigration and Europe. In the coming EU referendum, addressing the prevailing concerns of BME voters would substantially shape the debate.
Comment: Is anyone actually proposing a pacifist solution to ISIS?
Even Jeremy Corbyn knows ISIS can’t be negotiated with
Caroline Lucas has resigned from Stop the War Coalition
Green MP called stepping down ‘the responsible thing to’, as pressure mounts on Jeremy Corbyn