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Amazon’s AI ‘union-busting’

openDemocracy Weekly Newsletter 17 October 2026

By openDemocracy

/ 17 Oct 2026

Gaza, Green Party, AI Super-intelligence, Abuse in the Military

openDemocracy Weekly Newsletter 10 October 2026

By openDemocracy

/ 10 Oct 2026

Gaza, Green Party, AI Super-intelligence, Abuse in the Military

How the Greens are forcing Labour’s hand on Gaza

The Green Party’s ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion proves that uncompromising left-wing pressure is successfully shifting Labour’s stance on Gaza.

By Andrew Feinstein

/ 9 Oct 2026

How the Greens are forcing Labour’s hand on Gaza

Polanski’s Greens created prime minister Burnham. Holborn could yet undo him

Labour is celebrating the by-election result, but it must not misread a tight win for a total victory

By Russell Warfield

/ 9 Oct 2026

Polanski’s Greens created prime minister Burnham. Holborn could yet undo him

A progressive alliance is now critical to counter a Farage government

With billionaire donors bankrolling Reform, the fractured left must form a coalition ahead of the next election

By Paul Rogers

/ 18 Sep 2026

A progressive alliance is now critical to counter a Farage government

Beyond Westminster’s chaos, a new grassroots left is taking shape

As Keir Starmer fights for survival, Jeremy Corbyn’s decade-long grassroots strategy may yet have the last word

By Paul Rogers

/ 15 May 2026

Beyond Westminster’s chaos, a new grassroots left is taking shape

This election signals a crisis for the British state

As the Greens, Reform and nationalists in Scotland and Wales make gains, Westminster’s two-party system is finished

By Adam Ramsay

/ 8 May 2026

This election signals a crisis for the British state

Hope amid chaos: Inside Your Party’s inaugural conference

The event was a messy, fractious and, at times, tense display of the kind of true democracy missing from UK politics

By Ethan Shone

/ 5 Dec 2025

Hope amid chaos: Inside Your Party’s inaugural conference

Keir Starmer’s Labour is a lost cause. But there’s still hope for the left

In choosing big business over ordinary people, the PM has sacrificed the heart of the Labour Party. So what next?

By Paul Rogers

/ 24 Oct 2025

Keir Starmer’s Labour is a lost cause. But there’s still hope for the left

How a new Corbyn/Sultana-led party can win voters as Labour flounders

With inequality rife in the UK, there are three main policy areas that a new left-wing party should focus on

By Paul Rogers

/ 18 Jul 2025

How a new Corbyn/Sultana-led party can win voters as Labour flounders

“We don’t have time for ‘briefcase politics’” - Zack Polanski’s pitch to lead the left

From ‘Rehearsing the Revolution’ to building it for real, Zack Polanski talks to oD about his bid to lead not just the Greens, but the wider progressive movement

By Ethan Shone

/ 16 May 2025

“We don’t have time for ‘briefcase politics’” - Zack Polanski’s pitch to lead the left

Reform knows exactly what it’s doing in local government. What about the left?

Left-wing councils were waiting for a Labour government to turn the money back on, but help isn’t coming. So what now?

By Michael Chessum

/ 9 May 2025

Reform knows exactly what it’s doing in local government. What about the left?