Opinion
The A-Z of Stealing the U.S. Midterm Elections
Why does President Trump seem so unconcerned about the fast-approaching midterm elections? He is deeply unpopular, yet he dismisses widespread anxiety […]
Why isn’t the government using its power to stop social media causing so much damage?
As dangerous driving videos spread online, former MEP Molly Scott Cato asks why the government is pretending it is powerless to hold big tech to account
The case for nationalisation of water companies
England’s privatised water companies are leaders of predatory practices. In 1989, the industry was privatised for £7.6bn and had no debts. It […]
Welcome to the ‘Youth Hunger Games’: the brutal NEET race for shrinking pickings
Young people are being exhorted to keep chasing the elusive prize of employment, even as our work-centred world is diminishing
Reform, Restore and the debate over Jewish inclusion in the radical right
Division has emerged about the involvement of Jews in far-right politics
The two-party system is not coming back
Multi-party politics is here to stay