Peter Mandelson has lit the fuse that will finally blow up the Starmer Labour leadership, although we don’t know quite yet how long the fuse
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The official attendees at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, are not in the remotest bit concerned with the economic interests of the
Donald Trump is a privileged, narcissistic and unpredictable misogynist who wouldn’t know the truth if it jumped up and bit him on the nose. But
The original intention of this editorial comment was to make a simple point: that politics in 2026 will more volatile and unpredictable than ever before.
Editorial: socialists condemn killings at Bondi Beach
Socialists and labour movement activists everywhere should condemn without qualification the killing of sixteen Jewish people, and the wounding of dozens more, at Bondi Beach,
A full week after the founding conference of Your Party – now its official name – we can take stock of the event, and its
Wednesday’s autumn budget statement was clever politically, in so far as it may have bought some time for the leadership of Keir Starmer. It will
Editorial: ‘Labour’ asylum policy straight out of Tory/Reform playbook
In announcing new regulations to deal with asylum seekers, the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has dragged the ‘Labour’ government to new depths. What Mahmood announced
George Orwell’s dystoptian novel, 1984, had a Ministry of Truth which issued nothing but lies and misinformation. That description pretty much sums up the big
The first major elections since Donald Trump re-entered the White House were a major blow to him and his party. But the stunning result in
