Chris Bambery examines growing political turmoil in Spain in the wake of huge housing protests and ahead of a contested ...

On 28 March, half a million people marched together against the far right. We’ve shown the country that the politics of hate do not speak for all of us. But the local election results are a wake-up ...

A prizewinning theory highlights the failures of mainstream economics, as it is based on the assumption that markets always ...

Lindsey German’s new book Breaking Point argues that working women have often been forgotten in the struggle for socialism.

The raid on the left-wing Representative is a worrying sign of Trump’s authoritarian trajectory, but as Democrats aren’t ...

From France to Albania, young people are turning anger into resistance to the status quo, says Dragan Plavšić The ...

With the softly spoken opening line, “Is she really going out with him?”, taken from the 1964 Shangri-Las song “Leader of the Pack”, New Rose bursts into action with the heavy drums of Rat Scabies ...

At The SNP’s conference in Aberdeen, John Swinney sought to inject enthusiasm back into what is currently looking like a ...

In the light of the Cornell University gang rape and increasing levels of domestic and state institutionalised violence ...

The echoes of “No more War!” which bounced off the walls of Westminster Central Hall at the International conference against war in London this June, are reverberating louder than ever, and spreading ...

Despite his promises, Andy Burnham is doing little for working class people who are already suffering with spiralling bills ...

Lindsey German on the return of proletarian revolt and how the mainstream calibrates racism A spectre is haunting Europe and ...