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Even on its own terms, the government is failing on mental health
Labour’s manifesto acknowledged a mental health epidemic but after 100 days in office, there are no signs it has the courage to tackle it – even though it’s a grave threat to its core strategy, economic growth. By Max Fafford
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Genocide is the dark side of US democracy
The US presidential election offers an illusion of choice when it comes to supporting genocide, argues Seraj Assi
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Local, independent, anti-racist: An interview with Shezan Renny
Shezan Renny recalls her experiences of becoming politically aware and involved in local organising – from Hyderabad to Haringey
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Rekindling fires: Israel’s strategy in South Lebanon
A year into its latest assault on Gaza, Israel also escalated its bombardment of Lebanon. So far, the Israeli army has killed over 3,000 and displaced millions across the country. Mahdi Zaidan analyses Israel’s strategy and the relation of Hezbollah to the people of Lebanon
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Autumn 2024
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Labour after the landslide
Hilary Wainwright reflects on the 2024 UK election: new parties rising, cracks in Labour’s electoral machine and potential future strategies for the left
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Sudan’s lost revolution
The hopes of the grassroots, citizens’ revolution have given way to the brutality and violence of rentier elites in Sudan, writes Raga Makawi
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Space, cash and grassroots futures
The government alone won’t support culture, argues Matt Turtle. In discontented Britain, community connection, creative ingenuity and staying power are key
From our archive
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Einstein’s nightmare: the fascist politicians wielding power in Israel
Likud’s corrupt, ultra-nationalist chauvinists are driving genocide in Gaza – as anticipated by 1940s Jews horrified by contemporary events in Israel, writes Andrew Feinstein
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How trans rights activists changed Argentina
Argentina’s groundbreaking gender identity laws were won through longstanding activist traditions, diverse tactics and solidarity. The experience has lessons for us all, write Alessandra Viggiano and Siobhán McGuirk
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The complicity of the white liberal left in the rise of Donald Trump
There are deep reasons for racism in American politics, but the white liberal left has done little to prevent it, writes Mariama Eversley
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