By Geillis Duncan This pamphlet explores the concept of ecosocialism. i.e. a socialism that puts environmentalism at the centre of the working class struggle. Secondly it takes up some of the debates amongst left wing environmentalists, and finally how rs21 propose ecosocialist organising in Britain in the coming years. However, the author makes clear on […]

Hope Not Hate go undercover to expose the changing dynamics of the international far right mixing racism, violence and conspiracy theories

By KD Tait This recent Panorama documentary examining the sexual assault allegations against Mohamed Al-Fayed, former owner of the Harrods department store, sheds critical light on the intersection of wealth, power and the systemic neglect of survivors of sexual violence.  In an era where accountability is urgently demanded, this film provides a necessary exploration of […]

A review of the AWL's pamphlet on the 1974 Portuguese revolution

A review of Kneecap

A review of documentary Defiance: Fighting the Far Right directed by Satiyesh Manoharajah, Channel 4 mini-series.

A review of 1984, the Miners and the Strike that could have won by Ian Taylor, Socialist Worker.

A review of The Carnation Revolution: The Day Portugal's Dictatorship Fell by Alex Fernandes, Oneworld, 2024, 400 pages, £22.

An international representation of textile art interrogating gender, race, environment and more

Exhibition at Tate Britain London, running until 9 April 2024.

Review of the tv series that exposed the Horizon scandal.

By Jeremy Dewar Between 1969 and 1973, Britain deported 1,500 islanders from their homes on the Chagos archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Many of them were descendants of African slaves, brought to the islands to work on coconut plantations, first by the Portuguese, then by the French. Twice removed from their homes, on both occasions […]

Making the case for a one state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

By Peter Main In this short pamphlet, Simon Hannah seeks to, ‘outline the recent history of China as well as the ways in which the politics and economy of the country have shifted – making it one of the most powerful capitalist and emerging imperialist countries in the world’. More than that, as the title […]

The 'controversial' politics of Roger Waters take centre stage in his first farewell tour 'This Is Not a Drill' tour

Marcel Rajecky reviews Work, Work, Work: Labor, Alienation and Class Struggle by Michael D. Yates

Jeremy Dewar reviews Claude McKay: The Making of a Black Bolshevik

Dave Stockton reviews Our Bloc: How We Win by James Schneider

Tim Nailsea reviews A Collective Bargain: Unions, Organising and the Fight for Democracy by Jane McAlevey

Dave Stocking Radical Lambeth: 1978-1991 by Simon Hannah

Tim Nailsea reviews Why You Should Be A Trade Unionist by Len McCluskey