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Sir Keir delivering a speech in West Sussex, May 2024. Photo: Flickr/Keir Starmer

A bad start for Starmer: sexism, racism, and denial of democracy – weekly briefing

Nato, Ukraine. Photo: The Presidential Administration of Ukraine / CC BY 4.0

Nato’s spiralling commitments to Ukraine risk catastrophe

Rishi Sunak at Downing Street, April 2024. Photo: Flickr/Simon Dawson

The fire in Rafah will consume Sunak – weekly briefing

Biden and Netanyahu. Photo: U.S. Embassy Tel Aviv / CC BY 2.0

The end of illusions? Israel’s genocide and the weakening of the West

Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer share a joke at Westminster, November 2023. Photo: Flickr/UK Parliament

Sunak versus Starmer: battle of the blands – special briefing

12th National Ceasefire Now march at Westminster, April 2024. Photo: Flickr/Steve Eason

Banning marches is political censorship: we won’t let it happen – weekly briefing

Columbia University placard day after the NYPD raid, April 2024. Photo: Flickr/Pamela Drew

US-Israel: cracks begin to show over Rafah in face of protests – weekly briefing

Modi with Trudeau in good spirits. Source: Ministry of External Affairs – Flickr / cropped from original / shared under license CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 Deed

Modi government implicated in killing of Sikh activist in Canada

Victoria and Keir Starmer voting in Camden, May 2024. Photo: Flickr/Keir Starmer

There’s no votes in genocide – weekly briefing

Rishi Sunak. Photo: No 10 / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 | Keir Starmer. Photo: Keir Starmer / CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Election results: hatred for Tories, but no enthusiasm for Labour

Michael Lavalette

The central plaza of Tikal, Guatemala. Source: Mark Cartwright -wikicommons / cropped from original / shared under license CC BY-SA 4.0

Red Traces 16: The Maya, Mathematics and Monarchy

UCU strike rally, London. Photo: @ucu / Twitter

What happened to the strike wave: the unions, socialists and the rank and file

John Westmoreland

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