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By Cain O’Mahony If the Far Right in the UK thought they were on a roll with their recent riots and rallies, many communities – particularly theRead More

By Joe Langabeer Final Fantasy VII was, and continues to be, one of the most influential video games in the recent history of the industry. What setsRead More

By Richard Mellor in California Anyone who reads this blog, and my occasional contributions to it, knows that I have long argued that the era of dominationRead More

Short of an unexpected natural disaster, it looks like Andy Burnham will be Labour leader and new Prime Minister, perhaps be the end of July. Labour conferenceRead More

By Ray Goodspeed What is propelling Burnham into the Labour leadership and Downing Street, is the overwhelming mandate he won in the Makerfield by-election. Despite Labour beingRead More

By Michael Roberts Financial markets and the world in general let out a sigh of relief when Iran and the US finally agreed a 14-point Memorandum ofRead More

By Andy Ford, Unite rep A key question for the big unions is their relationship with the Labour Party. In the light of Starmer and his clique’sRead More

By Joe Langabeer Keir Starmer and his government have recently announced a social media ban for under-16s, restricting access to platforms such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram andRead More

By Umar Shahid in Pakistan The corporate media and the scribes of the ruling elite have once again unleashed the annual ritual of numerical deception. Every yearRead More

By Michael Roberts Last weekend, the World Inequality Lab (WIL) organised the third edition of its World Inequality Conference,  held at the Paris School of Economics. The WIL hostsRead More