Why we need a fossil free London
Fossil fuels underpin a breadth of injustices in London, writes Finnian Murtagh. They also offer an opportunity to unite our struggles.
Meet the people building alternatives to mining in Colombia
Hannibal Rhoades and Benjamin Hitchcock Auciello interview local activists and business people determined to kick the mining industry out of their town.
Turning citizens into migrants
People from across the political spectrum have trouble categorising BAME people as full citizens, writes Gurminder K Bhambra
Migration status doesn’t matter – no one should be denied healthcare.
Members of the Windrush generation have been excluded from NHS treatment. This the fully intended consequence government's 'hostile environment' policy, writes Dr Joanna Dobbin.
Why Europe needs Corbyn
Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party can lead the way for a new left politics in Europe, writes Luke Cooper
Don’t believe the hype: Biomass is an environmental disaster
As the biomass industry scales up, Frances Howe warns of the dangers of relying on a volatile, destructive industry to solve our energy problems.
What’s left? Italian movements after the triumph of the Five Star Movement
The new populist party captured public anger against austerity and corrupt elites more successfully than the radical left, writes Lorenzo Zamponi. So where next for the left as Pasokification takes hold?
Believing in ourselves
Holly Rigby speaks to Hilary Wainwright about her latest book, A New Politics from the Left, and its application for flourishing new social movements.
‘Now is the time of monsters’: The future at a crossroads in Rojava
Patrick Huff, Amber Huff and Salima Tasdemir reflect on the future of the revolution in Rojava after the fall of Afrin.
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‘Reforming has done nothing. That’s why I’m an anarchist.’ An interview with Benjamin Zephaniah
Benjamin Zephaniah speaks to Anu Shukla about poetry, policing, the ongoing fight against racism.
We must resist attempts to silence the left on Palestine
Some people falsely smear all critiques of Israel as antisemitic, writes Paul Keleman. We cannot let this bad-faith manoeuvring hinder our pursuit of justice for the Palestinian people.
Excluding migrants from the NHS undermines its founding principles
In the country where the ideals of universal healthcare were first realised, undocumented migrants are now being excluded from access to health care. Neal Russell, a Children's NHS doctor in London, speaks out.
“Utopia is all around us”
Jonny Gordon-Farleigh of STIR magazine talks to Ruth Potts about the power of utopian thinking in an age of crisis.
