Keir Starmer has not only been a grave disappointment for the British left, but openly hostile to the progressive wing of the Labour Party. Continue reading Faux opposition: Why is the Labour Party welcoming military spending?

Democrats had hoped for a landslide victory to oust Donald Trump last Tuesday – but as Joe Biden edges towards 270 electoral votes, this process must act as a warning for 2024. Continue reading Joe Biden is inching towards the White House – but he still failed to stop the Trump movement

Labour’s decision to abstain on the Overseas Operation Bill on Wednesday was strange enough. Continue reading Bizarre abstention – Is Starmer regressing to New Labour foreign policy ethics already?

The UK has been treated to a return to the pre-pandemic normality of yesteryear – Brexit is back. Continue reading Boris Johnson’s plan for Brexit plays to rest of the world like a chaotic rendition of Rule Britannia

Redaction Politics is steadily growing – and we extend our warmest thanks to everyone who has supported us so far. Continue reading Introducing the Redaction Politics YouTube channel

Months before his shock win in the 2016, political analysts everywhere dubbed Donald Trump as an anti-interventionist. Continue reading Donald Trump’s fresh ‘America First’ foreign policy pledges entrench US imperialism

Joe Biden has finally landed on his choice for a vice-presidential running mate to aid in the final reckoning against Donald Trump. Continue reading Kamala Harris: Why Biden’s ‘top cop’ pick for vice-president is a tough sell

The ‘Irish slave’ meme has resurfaced as an attempt by the far-right to derail discussions over slavery and its legacy today Continue reading Cromwell and the ‘Irish Slave’ meme are derailing attempts to combat racism online

If you go the Acropolis Museum in Athens, you can’t help but be struck with a sense of melancholy. Continue reading Britain is beginning to face up to its past. So let’s take the opportunity to return the Elgin Marbles.