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The far right is rising — yet it is still a fragile and contradictory force. An organised left can defeat it.

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Developers want to build the world’s largest data centre in Dumfries and Galloway. It’s a new low in the Scottish government’s disastrous turn towards Big Tech.

Let’s face the facts. The new government is stifled by the orthodoxy of the Treasury.

As the byelection looms, the local party’s record on Gaza and housing shows the depth of its right-wing factional rot.

Tribune’s Sean Waters reports from Labour Party Conference on the rise of Burnhamism and the next fight for the left.

A new left programme, beyond traditional social democracy, is needed in a world of economic stagnation and climate crisis.

To play a serious role in resolving the crisis in Palestine, the UK must first admit that we helped to cause it.

Sagal Abdi-Wali is promising ‘hope’ in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election. But the Starmerite machine that made her spent years trying to destroy it.

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Labour’s new homeownership scheme is a copycat of Help to Buy: subsidising renters to purchase properties at inflated prices.

Britain doesn’t have to choose between a decent pension and decent care. We can — and should — provide both.

Labour’s new homeownership scheme is a copycat of Help to Buy: subsidising renters to purchase properties at inflated prices.

Palestinians arriving from Gaza face homelessness, mental health crises and a Home Office actively restricting family reunion.

Ten of the country's leading unions tell the government to end support for the war on Yemen.

Ten of the country's leading unions tell the government to end support for the war on Yemen.

The Zionist entity is stage-managing its military investigations to protect professional killers from justice.

Podemos promised to destroy the centre left in Spain. Instead, the party has enabled its revival.

After a knife-edge election, the left looks set to form a government. But the far right have already transformed the country’s political landscape.

The Saudis have already inflicted massive destruction on the region’s poorest country. Now, as the humanitarian crisis worsens, the UK government is planning to pour more fuel on the fire.

Fascism is at the door, and liberals are ushering it in. Only the left offers hope.

The West Midlands has shown that municipal bus companies are possible. So why is it already preparing to hand routes back to the private sector?

Universal literature is endangered in a world where modern notions of freedom and equality have lost their power. Its crisis mirrors that of the left.

Workers in higher education are fighting atomised struggles to save their jobs. A rank-and-file strategy is needed to unite them.

The West Midlands has shown that municipal bus companies are possible. So why is it already preparing to hand routes back to the private sector?

Gloria Steinem is remembered as either an icon of feminism or a traitor to the movement. But her strange blend of liberalism and radicalism reflects the tensions of the Second Wave itself.

Both the Greens and Reform are trying to develop a populist politics for an age of eroding Western power. Will either of them succeed?

Tribune’s winter issue will explore political organising today. If you’re an organiser, we want to hear from you!

A ‘slowdown’ is not enough. This technology needs to be razed to the ground.

Beneath the row over Reform donors there is a simple fact: our system is one in which politicians can be bought.

The left has long tried to bring together climate and class, culminating in the new affordability politics of Polanski and Mamdani. But serious obstacles remain.

Tribune speaks to four migrant carers about their experiences working in the sector and the reforms they want to see implemented.

To reignite the climate movement, organisers must respond to the most pressing issues today: imperialism, the cost of living, and the genocide in Gaza.

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A decade of severe underfunding has left artists and performers in the north of Ireland more precarious than ever. The Equity trade union is taking the fight to Stormont.

UCU General Secretary Jo Grady speaks to Tribune about the union’s efforts to advance a ‘wages not weapons’ programme at TUC Congress.

A ‘slowdown’ is not enough. This technology needs to be razed to the ground.

An exhibition of the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt in Reform’s heartland captures the contrast between artistic and electoral populism.

The force of ‘labourism’ might still revive the British left — but only if trade unions recognise that industrial and political power are inseparable.

The rhetoric of class politics is everywhere, but only workers can make it a reality.

Despite the scandal surrounding Reform, Britain’s ecosystem of reaction continues to thrive — combining social-media spectacle with sophisticated organising.

The rhetoric of class politics is everywhere, but only workers can make it a reality.

Dolly Parton deeply resonated with working-class women globally. The star will be remembered as a feminist icon, despite eschewing ideological terms.

The Deputy Leader of the Greens on why political donations are corroding democracy — and how we can fight back.