By Hassan Jan The protests in India, against the Islamophobic new citizenship law called CAA (Citizenship Amendment Act), have entered the eighth week. The law,
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By Michael Roberts At the recent conference ASSA 2020 (organised by the American Economic Association), there was a session on whether Gross Domestic Product (GDP),
By Andy Blunden in Melbourne It is a peculiarity of the Australian psyche that we don’t really believe anything about ourselves until we read it
By John Pickard Edward Snowden’s autobiography, Permanent Record, is an account of how a fairly ordinary and ‘patriotic’ American youth came to be one the most
Thu 23 Jan 2020, 05:32 AM | Posted by editor LETTER by Mark Langabeer, Newton Abbot Labour Party member Panorama’s reporter, Richard Bilton investigated the financial
By Joe Langabeer, Enfield South Labour Party and BECTU member, personal capacity Last week, The Stage had a revealing article on an immersive production in Oxford Street
By Harry Hutchinson, chair, Tyrone Peoples Assembly/Dail. On Friday January 24, up to 23,000 civil servants across Norther Ireland will go on a one-day strike
By Richard Mellor in California I haven’t been watching the impeachment proceedings in the US senate. It’s all a bit of a show, no doubt.
By Alec Price, Strood Labour Party, personal capacity I’ve campaigned for open selections for a while now. It simply means that local Labour members get
By Michael Roberts Stakeholder capitalism – that’s the way to ‘shape’ capitalism into something inclusive of all. That was the message of Klaus Schwab, the
