A Brexit deal was born on Christmas Eve and dutifully packaged by press as the Boris Johnson’s ‘present’ to the nation. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Brussels sprouts a deal for Boris Johnson

Our site has sought to foster good-faith foreign policy debate on the left – which we’ll be continuing and expanding into 2021. Continue reading Redaction Christmas: Festive greetings after a turbulent 2020

Having won over many former Corbyn voters in the Labour leadership election, Starmer appeared to be the ‘unity candidate’ that would take the party forward. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: ‘Wet wipe’ Starmer closes in on an underwhelming 2020

Now a vaccine has arrived, the effects of medical colonialism and inequality will be laid bare once again. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Vaccine rollout proves Covid-19 is not the ‘great leveller’

Emmanuel Macron may have expressed “shame” after a video emerged of four police officers beating a black man in Paris; but he’s not doing much to rectify the environment that made it possible. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Plotting Parisian Police face political problems

Joe Biden’s cabinet choices will define how the President-Elect intends to govern – so will the Democrat opt for bipartisan ‘consensus’ picks or offer a real olive branch to the left? Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Biden’s Big Tent

No concession. There was brief acknowledgement that Biden may have won – but only because the election was “rigged”. Almost two weeks after polling day, Trump continues to hold on. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: The Trump nightmare continues

“Joe Biden should not wrongfully claim the office of the President. I could make that claim also. Legal proceedings are just now beginning!” Trump said on Friday, using the social media platform that has taken him to the very top. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Trump’s last stand