From this grab-bag of disciples, it is easy to see Trotskyism and Trotsky as eccentric, alien influences. The man himself ...
If you thought 2025 was a busy year for Welsh politics, buckle up for a frenetic 2026. Wales goes to the polls on 7 May and ...
A famous hairdresser in London has joined businesses banning Labour MPs in protest to November’s Budget. Michael Van Clarke, who owns a salon in Marylebone, is known for cutting and styling ...
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The Red Shed to celebrate 60 years as a Socialist club
Wakefield Labour Club, an unpretentious wooden hut, tucked away on a little-used street in Wakefield, celebrates its 60th ...
From moments of heartbreak to resilience to humour, 2025 was a year of mixed emotions for Jamaicans, experienced in real-time ...
Writing in the Daily Mail, the Tory leader says Alaa Abd El-Fattah - whose arrival in the UK was celebrated by Keir Starmer- ...
As Bangladesh moves towards its next general election, slated for February 12, 2026, parties are once again searching for ...
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, centre, with (clockwise from top right), former prime ministers Jacinda Ardern, Chris ...
Opus Dei feared that high-ranking members would be publicly identified and face discrimination after senior officials ...
As a student, I was often intrigued by open-ended examination questions such as "No Nile, No Egypt. Discuss." Such questions demanded analytical reasoning grounded in historical facts. That early ...
María Haro Sly on Carlos Pagni, El Nudo. The Buenos Aires periphery as a political subject, from the early workers’ movement to Javier Milei.
Bertie Ahern and David Andrews objected to a bill aimed at improving transparency in public office, writes Seán McCárthaigh ...
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