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The mandate of left party Syriza is weaker despite its re-election lastweekend and its austerity plans will spark more struggle. Left wing party Syriza was returned to government in an election [...]

Growing inequality and poverty in the post-apartheid era has triggered a series of protests over fees and outsourcing. The movement, which has taken on the banner of Fees Must Fall, was preceded [...]

Russia’s military intervention in Syria has confirmed the most basic reality of the war, outside powers increasingly dominate Syria’s fate. The war in Syria emerged from a genuine popular [...]

Leo Zeilig is author of Fanon: Militant Philosopher of Third World Revolution (I. B Tauris: 2015) and a Research Associate at the Society, Work and Development Institute (SWOP) at the University [...]

Those with differing views who are committed to a world without oppression, unite to defend those under attack because of their race, nationality, gender, sexual orientation and so on. People [...]

Europe is facing what has been called its “greatest refugee crisis since the “Second World War”. Global levels of displacement due to war and persecution have reached horrific proportions. Some [...]

Socialist activist, Jeremy Corbyn, is the new leader of the British Labour Party. Corbyn won an outright majority, with nearly 60% of the vote. This means that ordinary Labour supporters want a [...]

General elections in the Spanish state last Sunday brought increasing political instability, with the biggest gains made by the left. Widespread corruption and vicious austerity have seriously [...]

That racism is still rampant among many came to the fore recently when white estate agent, Penny Sparrow, used Twitter to abuse black families enjoying a New Year’s Day outing at the beach in [...]

Free Quality Higher Education is a right not a privilege. Many countries around the world have introduced fees over the past decade or so and in doing so have re -asserted that it is privilege. [...]