Will Voters Turn to Corbyn and Socialism over Starmer’s Big Finance Love-In?
A discussion of whether voters would back Corbyn-style socialism, particularly given Starmer’s ever-rightwards shift.
Read more...A discussion of whether voters would back Corbyn-style socialism, particularly given Starmer’s ever-rightwards shift.
Read more...The war in Gaza has “created a once-in-a-century opportunity to rebuild Gaza from first principles . . . as a secure, modern prosperous society.”
Read more...The UK’s clever scheme to enlist rabid chihuahua Estonia to harass Russia in the Baltic theater.
Read more...Richard Murphy argues we should focus more on the centrists—”the people who want to maintain the status quo when it’s glaringly obvious that we need change.”
Read more...Is Reform less formidable than its stunning success in recent local council elections indicates?
Read more...The first US trade “deal”, with the UK, looks as ugly as one might have expected.
Read more...Ursula and company are inching towards using emergency powers for first installment of 900 billion ‘rearmament’ because Trump.
Read more...Great British PAC wants to unite the right. To do so, it hopes to Americanise UK politics with help of donors like Elon Musk.
Read more...European NATO members hope Keynes’ magic will make their newly adopted militarism feasible. A sanity check.
Read more...Washington and Ankara are getting mighty cozy as the project to encircle Iran picks up steam.
Read more...A further discussion of how societal problems that impact medicine and health policy are largely kept out of political discourse.
Read more...An intriguing connection between retail districts and populism.
Read more...Labour goes all in for cutting social spending, first for the disabled, almost certainly with the excuse that it’s needed to fund rearming.
Read more...The Financial Times’ Martin Wolf, like quite a few others, looks for ways to save democracy from itself, as in rule by voters.
Read more...A Starmer death watch sighting.
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