As we enter the last few days of June, we can expect the current relative calm to give way to great political storms in the
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By Harry Hutchinson, Labour Party, Northern Ireland Tensions between the US and Iran have reached the point of military attacks that could yet evolve into
By Joseph Daher Women have played a key role in the protests in Sudan since December 2018, and continue to do so since the fall
By Michael Roberts Last week Martin Wolf, the Financial Times economics journalist, listed the new economics books that he would recommend for summer reading. He started off
By Pakistan Trade Union Defence Campaign (PTUDC) Qamar-Uz-Zaman Khan, a veteran trade unionist was arrested on Saturday, June 22, for organising a demonstration against the
By John Pickard, Brentwood Labour Party One of the crucial elements in the upcoming elections in Poland, where the governing ‘Law and Justice’ Party is
The serious voting has now begun among Tory MPs for the successor to Theresa May. Tory MPs will now vote to reduce the field to
By John Pickard I read a review for The Order of the Day, by Eric Vuillard, in the Financial Times. It is a mixture of fiction and
By Michael Roberts At the weekend G20 meeting of finance ministers and central bankers in Japan, the world’s finance leaders tried to put a brave
By Steve Kelly It is with great sadness that I learned of the passing of Brian Higgins. He passed away last weekend. Brian was a
