By Paul Atkin This guest article by Paul Atkin is based on a presentation at a recent Left Horizons Zoom discussion on climate change. The
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To the apocalypse and beyond: UN climate modelling. Part 1
By Paul Atkin Paul Atkin made an excellent guest presentation at a recent Left Horizons Zoom discussion on climate change. He graciously agreed to turn
By John Pickard After the USA and Israel launched their bombing campaign against Iran at the end of February, we wrote in Left Horizons that
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Editorial: support for Israel collapsing everywhere
The TUC conference this week passed a composite resolution supporting the campaign of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) against Israel. For the first time in
By Cain O’Mahony On September 11, on the 25th anniversary of the attack on the Twin Towers and other targets in the USA, we carried
By Michael Roberts This blog was originally published by Michael Roberts on Sunday, 13 September 2026. The original article can be found here. ************** Sweden
From LA RIPOSTE, a French socialist website supported by many PCF members. The next election for the President of France takes place in the spring
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Is Keynesianism dead?
By Michael Roberts “Is Keynesianism dead?” says Andy Haldane, former chief economist at the Bank of England, writing in the Financial Times. Haldane’s answer is “Keynesianism, if not
By Cain O’Mahony To mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, this two-part article looks at the growth of Jihadist fundamentalism, and how it
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North Sea oil fortune. Norway saved theirs. What happened to Britain’s?
By John O’Brien There is a question about modern Britain that has bothered me for some time. Britain and Norway both discovered extraordinary quantities of
