Analysis
South African elections: Long road to nowhere?
June 5th: Record-low turnout shows loss of faith in the ANC party-state, but popular power has yet to fill the gap
“Technocrat” or far-right spymaster?
May 31st: Netherlands: New prime minister Dick Schoof is former intelligence chief who illegally spied on citizens and remains vague about democracy's red lines
Chip production in the multi-crisis
May 30th: With its massive ecological footprint, the semiconductor industry has been the material foundation for the IT assault - and now drives economic war…
Blocking the Internet during revolt: Kanaky and the suburbs as laboratories
May 29th: A method once reserved for authoritarian regimes or periods of war is now being implemented by the French government in New Caledonia
Fourteen years of suffering
May 28th: As this Tory government comes to an end, it should be remembered for the torment it has caused.
Italy: Strategic resistance to the arms industry
May 24th: With exports up 86%, disarming companies like Leonardo and Fincantieri gains global importance From Umanità Nova The growing rearmament of the cou…
The triumph of beige
May 13th: A social-liberal tinge on a green nationalism, the new normal is a mixture of centrist and fascist politics for a scared state in crisis.
Disability cuts: Work isn’t the pull Sunak thinks it is
May 10th: The recent welfare reform plans announced by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak have landed badly, and rightly so.
UK local elections: Time to take Starmerism seriously
May 6th: Results point towards a massive Labour victory, but describing Starmer's position as Blairite is too simplistic
Why the State Can’t Compromise with the Gaza Solidarity Movement
May 5th: In the following analysis, participants in the campus occupations movement explore the strategic questions it confronts today.
Leftist rhetoric, leftist despair
April 28th: When we make every problem about the unassailable system, we give it too much credit.
SHAG fights for Sheffield’s universities to dump the arms trade
April 26th: SHAG has been fighting for both of Sheffield's universities to cut all ties with the arms trade and the Ministry of Defence for over two years.
Take a big chunk out of the capitalist neck
April 23rd: An exploration of the alternative to the landlord/ renter set up.
Media consolidation
April 22nd: Jason de Souza examines the monopolisation of media and its effects.
Notes from the US: Alarmingly degenerate
April 20th: If it weren't so disturbing, you might want to amuse yourself with the reaction of the right in the United States to current events.
