It was less than three years ago that Venezuela looked like it was going the way of 1970s Chile. Continue reading Maduro’s comprehensive Venezuela victory signals Washington defeat in South America

The passing of the Build Back Better Act was heralded as a major victory for
President Joe Biden – but it shows the limits of electoralism. Continue reading Build Back Better bill underlines underwhelming Biden Presidency

At Redaction Report, we aspire to bring you independent journalism encouraging good-faith debate on politics and foreign policy. Continue reading Redaction Report’s appeal to our readers

With the seemingly stubborn 40 per cent base for the Tories finally eroding, this may seem like Labour’s time to shine. Continue reading Why Tory sleaze row won’t matter come election time

This week in Westminster perhaps signalled the end of Boris Johnson.

But make no mistake – this isn’t indicative of a coronation for Keir Starmer after the next General Election. Continue reading Sleaze signals the end of Boris Johnson – but lack of opposition will ensure Tory rule

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The justification for the majority of the country losing money from their pockets has been, predictably, a form of rhetoric based around ‘balancing the books’. Continue reading How mainstream economic coverage lets down British voters – and lets governments get away with austerity

COP26 was meant to be a large step towards saving the planet – but just a week out from the start of the heralded Glasgow conference, it looks to be a damp squib. Continue reading Capitalism and COP26 can’t mix

If Labour wants to be a party supporting democratic socialism, it should prove its commitment to both words of the label. Continue reading Labour needs to embrace electoral reform – but must handle it with care

Labour need the Lib Dems to smash the Blue Wall to stand any hope of getting into No.10. Continue reading It’s easy to mock the Liberal Democrats – but Labour needs them to succeed to stand a chance of governing