Capitalism & the death of global development: Understanding Trotsky’s theory of permanent revolution today
Global inequality is not some natural phenomenon. In the year 1500, there was no difference in living standards and incomes between Europe and the
The Edinburgh terrorist attack and the dangers of the “Muslim Grooming Gangs” trope
By Varun Content Warning: Mentions Sexual Violence, Gun Violence, Racism, Misogyny, and Islamophobia from the Outset “I’ve told you time and time again, I
We need a fighting Unite the Union – re-elect Sharon Graham as General Secretary
By Solidarity members in Unite The nominations period has closed for Unite the Union’s General Secretary election. Two candidates, outgoing General Secretary Sharon Graham
“Get Out!” Fear and division in South Africa as racist anti-immigrant protests grow
By Ikhwezi Labantu, South Africa 30 June 2026 marked the culmination of accelerating anti-immigrant tensions in South Africa. For 6 years, political parties like
1926 general strike: Workers on the cusp of power
By Thomas Carmichael As we stand in the middle of the centenary of the 1926 General Strike, it is impossible not to draw parallels
SpaceX IPO, and the AI boom – will the bubble burst?
By Michael O’Brien The recent Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Elon Musk’s SpaceX has made him the first trillionaire in history. That should really
The rise of the far-right and racism in the North: What are its roots and how do we build an anti-racist movement?
By Niall Dooris In the North of Ireland, the last three years has seen the vile racism and anger that has been bubbling under
North & South: We need a mass anti-racist movement
By Kevin McLoughlin Hundreds of men with their faces hidden firebomb innocent people out of their homes in a racist pogrom. Days later, a