The peace movement should oppose Putin’s war and NATO expansion

The middle-class wait-your-turn-to-speak norm can sometimes be really helpful to a group. It can also, if strictly policed, lead to inefficient, ineffective meetings that drag on to no point

Where next for the Green Surge, the Nats and the Corbynistas?

The men who have carried out al-Qaeda-style attacks in Europe all grew up irreligious. It’s not about Islam as a religion, but as a community.

How the global anti-war movement nearly stopped the Iraq war – and how the Feb. 15 march shook the British government

The untold story of the UN weapons inspectors’ crucial ‘work plan’, and how it was undermined and finally buried by Bush and Blair

Despite Western propaganda, the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were not a ‘last resort’ to end the Second World War in the Pacific.

When jihadists explain why they attack Western targets, Western foreign policy is usually a big factor in turning ‘nice men’ into mass murderers

England and Wales may yet show that left-wing parties can gain power in the rest of the UK, not just in Scotland

Allied political leaders did not fight against fascism as such, they fought against independent fascism