Gaïa M’Fah-Traoré / 06 Jul 2026
Pride is Still a Riot
France’s Alternative Prides
Paris Radical Pride is emerging in opposition to political and commercial co-optation amid a global rightward shift.(...)
Editorial
John Foster / 03 Jul 2026
Afraid of Their Own Voters
Why Liberal Parties Move Right
Why do liberal parties seem more alarmed by victories on their left flank than defeats by the right?(...)
Mitchell Plitnick / 02 Jul 2026
More Democracy, Less Oligarchs
America at 250
On 4 July, the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary.(...)
Charlie Bertsch / 01 Jul 2026
The Human Factor
Carlo Ginzburg, 1939-2026
Carlo Ginzburg transformed our understanding of both the past and the future.(...)
Ari Paul / 30 Jun 2026
Houses of Worship and Real Estate
Ruthless Cosmopolitan
From New York City to London, pro-Palestinian protesters have been vilified for demonstrating against Israeli land sales at synagogues.(...)
Josh White / 29 Jun 2026
The Battle for the British Far Right
Nationalist Power Struggle Drama
Andy Burnham's return to Westminster has not only reshaped Labour's leadership but also intensified the battle for control of the far right.
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John Foster / 26 Jun 2026
The Illusion of Equality
Italy and American Power
Donald Trump’s clash with Giorgia Meloni lays bare the growing fragility of the Atlantic alliance.(...)
After the Iran War
A Chance to Rethink America’s Middle East
The bombing phase of the Iran war appears to be over. If the ceasefire holds, it may mark more than the end of a military campaign.(...)
William Noah Glucroft / 25 Jun 2026
The Arc of Liberal Progress Bends Towards Fascism
Platform Capitalism is Freedom
If there’s one thing that centrists and fascists can agree on, it’s capitalism built on a racialised hierarchy of labour.(...)
Josh White / 23 Jun 2026
Consigned to the Rubbish Bin
Keir Starmer’s Trajectory of Failure
Keir Starmer’s political project was destined to fail from the start. But that’s not how the mainstream pundits see it.(...)