Having fought off Bernie Sanders from the Left and Donald Trump from the Right, the nation’s oldest ever President was expected to complete one term before handing responsibility off to one of his younger Democrat colleagues. Continue reading Joe Biden’s unheralded 2024 run could put Trump back in the White House

Another blow to the European left comes from yesterday’s voting in Finland. Continue reading Finnish election: A new right wind blows in northern Europe

The Socialist Campaign Group (SCG) are playing the long game with Keir Starmer. Continue reading The Labour Left will hold the balance of power in a Starmer government

Paris is burning due to the approval of the pension law strongly desired by President Macron, who paradoxically showed all his great weakness in an extreme gesture of strength. Continue reading Paris protests present Macron a major challenge

The main objective of the Biden administration is to lower energy costs worldwide, diminish Russia’s revenue, and avoid further deterioration of Europe, all while limiting the dominance and sway of large oil companies. Continue reading Biden’s Energy Policy will weaken Russia but not end the Ukraine war

With a cost of living crisis across the Western world, how long will leaders continue sending aid and weapons before economic reality bites at home? Continue reading The West will stand strong with Ukraine – but for how long?

Neither Russia nor Ukraine can now afford to lose or withdraw. It’s a pivotal moment in history. Continue reading Russia-Ukraine War: an inflection point in history that neither side can afford to lose

The US and Europe not lifting sanctions shows that they value political gain over human life. Continue reading Widespread death and destruction plays second fiddle to Western foreign policy in Syria

Labour seem too focused on trying to banish the spectre of the leader’s predecessor to see the wood for the trees. Continue reading Labour’s meekness on Palestine forebodes a timid foreign policy

The spectre of Boris Johnson in the background is a lot of pressure, frustration and competition for Rishi Sunak to deal with.

But perhaps it’s Sir Keir Starmer who should be more worried. Continue reading Boris Johnson’s political comeback could prove disastrous for Keir Starmer