“Like the infamous Dreyfus case, with every passing day, this is looking more and more like a political assassination and not a fair adjudication.”

Ironically, it is the drafters of the Labour party’s NEC Code, not their critics, who have grasped the meaning of ‘working definition’.

La explosión popular frente a la represión encuentra a la población desarticulada y desorganizada. Reconstruir el tejido social, pulverizado por las políticas neoliberales y la persecución del gobierno, es absolutamente necesario. English

Are white academics and politicians finding the space in Brexit Britain to rehabilitate colonialism, even as they claim victim status themselves?

Drawing on the IHRA definition without the problematic examples, the new code of conduct adopted by the Labour party is a step in the right direction.

Problematic decisions by FIFA mean Qatar could be bad – and North America 2026 could be even worse, fears Philosophy Football’s Mark Perryman.

European elites criticise Trump yet echo his extremist agenda. As well as hypocritical, this is perilous to democracy.

The conviction of a well-known journalist once again raises the question of the international community’s attitude to repressive regimes – and how foreign aid and human rights have been decoupled.

It’s entirely logical for narcissists to seek alliances with authoritarian leaders.

The state-sanctioned backlash against migrant rights is transatlantic. At a protest against Trump in London, we asked people about the parallels between US and UK policies.

Geopolitical expediency has forced a people to bargain with the only name history has left them. Reflect on this, before again dismissing them as mere instruments of NATO policy. 

The radical right want a no-deal Brexit so they can force Britain into a disaster capitalist trade deal with the USA.

The UK is in the midst of a multi-layered political and constitutional breakdown.