Today, one of the major historical roles of a progressive left is to explicate the need and pursue the end of...

Tackling the climate crisis requires public ownership of the energy sector in both the US and UK.

An economic system that serves everyone and the planet is necessary for our survival. Here are some guiding principles.

Extinction Rebellion’s program is coherent and necessary, we should defend it from the right-wing think tank's attacks.

The architect of Britain's austerity programme helped create our problems – he cannot be part of the solution.

Throughout the early 2019 election process, İmamoğlu pushed the boundaries of the secularist main opposition CHP,...

The UK Labour Party's International Social Forum kickstarted a much needed debate about global justice.

Ian Gough's latest book is required reading for anyone who wants to understand the enormity of the task at hand,...

The neoliberals’ impact on the “new right” is nowhere clearer than in the British hard right’s attempt to enforce a...

Why is it that just 1p of a £2.50 cup of coffee goes to the farmer who cultivated and harvested the coffee beans?

Oil’s enduring sway in U.S. policy in the Middle East

To deliver a Green New Deal we must rethink the role of government, the Bank of England and financial institutions.

Big data has created new opportunities for a postcapitalist future. But to realise its potential, our democracy must...

Alternative currencies won’t revitalize local economies unless communities also gain control over credit.

Green investment in heating, electricity and transport would help trigger a transformation of every area of Europe’s economy

How developing countries lose $3 billion every day through an accounting trick that allows corporations to avoid paying tax.

After 30 years of disastrous privatisation, it’s time to take back our water.

It's time that central banks developed a better understanding of the social and environmental impacts of their decisions.

Developing a policy 'mission' for plant-based meat alternatives would push a burgeoning sector into overdrive.

Plans for a radical green transformation must be matched by a movement that is rooted in the lives of ordinary people.