By Rebecca Anderson THE COP26 climate conference of world leaders, meeting this month in Glasgow, has been billed as the…

By Carlos Uchoa Magrini and Assiria Conti ON 7 SEPTEMBER Brazil’s far right president Jair Bolsonaro called hundreds of thousands…

By Joe Crathorne BETWEEN 600,000 and 1.2 million undocumented migrants and asylum seekers live in Britain, around 50,000 of whom…

By Dave Stockton THE CONFEDERATION of British Industries (CBI), representing 190,000 companies, warned on 18 October that ‘acute’ labour shortages…

By Tim Nailsea BRITAIN’S ECONOMIC growth has almost stalled because of shortages of labour in parts of industry and of…

‘NEGOTIATIONS ARE about give and take … We are not cowards because we have taken a compromise,’ said the self-styled…

By KD Tait ON SATURDAY 16 October tens of thousands attended an anti-fascist demonstration in Rome, called by the CGIL…

By Alex Rutherford THE GOVERNMENT and Labour are exploiting the murder of David Amess MP to whip up fears around…

By Rebecca Anderson THE TRIAL of Wayne Couzens for the murder of Sarah Everard has shone a spotlight on violence…

By Jeremy Dewar Workers in Britain are being hit by a triple whammy this month: inflation heading towards 5%; a…

By Chris Clough One hundred years ago, a five-day bloody battle raged in the US. A million rounds of ammunition…

By Jaqueline Katherina Singh (Berlin) The Social Democrats (SPD), led by Olaf Scholz, topped the polls with 25.7% in the…

By Marcus Otono (Nashville, Tennessee) Texas has become the testing ground for a new approach to the nearly 50 year-long…

By Chris Clough The world’s eyes will be fixed on the COP26 governmental conference on climate change in Glasgow from…

By Reginald Banks The Tories have fired an initial salvo at the working class in the battle over who is…

By Alex Rutherford The Aukus security pact between Australia, the UK and the US represents one of the most dramatic…