More than 75 years after The Protocols of the Elders of Zion aided the Nazis in committing one of the greatest atrocities in human history, QAnon has gained popularity with startling similarity. Continue reading QAnon must be forced out of mainstream discourse
South Korea, not unlike its northern neighbour, is still a highly militarised state. The environmental cost of this has long been overlooked by the US and national military. Continue reading South Korea’s excessive militarisation could do untold damage to the environment
“Any conscionable person cannot ignore that the Uyghurs in Xinjiang and other groups are facing genocide. We are watching on as one of the most egregious crimes is unfolding before our eyes.” Continue reading Holocaust survivors launch petition to speak to Boris Johnson ahead of Genocide Amendment vote
Speaking to Redaction Politics, Sarwar firmly defended his party’s stance opposing Scottish independence, but condemned the contribution of Conservatives. Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: The Tories are an existential threat to the Union – Anas Sarwar
Dozens of British Labour MPs and campaigners have voiced their solidarity with Hong Kong labour activist Lee Cheuk-Yan as he faces trial. Continue reading Labour MPs demand China release ‘all political prisoners in Hong Kong’ as Lee Cheuk-Yan faces trial
Starmer came into the leadership with a far easier job than Corbyn did. No Brexit to deal with, no political baggage from his past and a fair few open goals that the Tory handling of the pandemic opened up. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Starmer’s tepid speech reflects the hollowing out of the Labour Party
Crowds of green shrieked, jumped and wept when Argentina’s senate voted to legalise abortion on 30 December, 2020. Continue reading Abortion may be legal, but Argentina’s green-tide still has far to go
One of the central ideas explored in David Baddiel’s book is what he describes as a hierarchy of racism. Racism, he explains, is often defined primarily by material privilege. Continue reading A look at anti-Semitism on the left – ‘Jews Don’t Count’ by David Baddiel
The ills of American exceptionalism will continue despite a change of leadership in the White House, an American socialist group has claimed. Continue reading Halting the American war machine requires fundamental government change
In 1994, the younger son of a rather prominent Middle-Eastern family woke up to some unexpected news. His older brother had died suddenly, leaving him as the sole heir to the dictator of Syria. Continue reading From a spark of hope to utter ruin: Syria’s journey since the Arab Spring has seen Assad preside over a decade-long humanitarian catastrophe
