Obituary Kissinger: a war criminal who served US imperialism Celebrated for his diplomacy, especially over China, his true face was that of a callous murderer with the blood of millions on his hands, writes ANDREW MURRAY
Features | Wednesday 29th Nov 2023 Industrial Growing risk of ‘Baby P-style scandal’ in crisis-hit mental health sector
Thursday 30th Nov 2023 Big tasks ahead for the YCL Elizabeth Short talks to new Young Communist League leader GEORGINA ANDREWS about the priorities for young people in the period ahead
Wednesday 29th Nov 2023 A winter of pain for those with spinal cord injuries Patients and professional bodies are united in calling for action to support those with spinal injuries who are facing unique challenges over heating bills, reports RUTH HUNT
Wednesday 29th Nov 2023 The West still traps the global South in debt For all the talk of the rise of the developing world and the decline of the West’s malignant power over it, we still haven’t seen a ‘can’t pay, won’t pay’ rebellion over ballooning Third World debt, writes ROGER McKENZIE
Thursday 30th Nov 2023 Spotlight on private school child abuse in Scotland The significance of the Scottish historic child abuse inquiry is in how it reveals the workings of British elites that fill the ranks of the government and professional classes, writes ANGUS REID
Monday 27th Nov 2023 Jeremy Corbyn open letter: fighting anti-semitism and Islamophobia A mass anti-racist movement that opposes anti-semitism and Islamophobia goes hand in hand with demanding peace and justice in Israel and Palestine, writes JEREMY CORBYN MP
Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Tesla: Elon Musk v the Swedish working class With the future of the nation’s union model at risk from a belligerent billionaire, the strike has inspired secondary action from across the class, with even postal workers now refusing to deliver mail to Tesla Sweden, reports TONY BURKE
Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Voices of Scotland Roaming charges apply: the Michael Matheson scandal What could have been easily explained away and apologised for has instead ballooned into an embarrassing cover-up scandal for the Scottish political scene, reports STEPHEN LOW
Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 Who will save Israel from itself? As even the most cynical international politicians begin to realise they cannot deny that Israel’s war has gone far beyond ‘defeating Hamas,’ ALAN SIMPSON looks at how other countries could force a peace on the region
Tuesday 28th Nov 2023 China and the US: who's really in a 'vulnerable negotiating position'? Despite the usual Western media refrain that 'China is in decline,' its position is getting stronger, alongside the rest of the global South — a good time to broker deals with the US then, writes KEITH BENNETT
Monday 27th Nov 2023 Labour, elections and war: the case of 2001 and 2005 It’s not just ‘the Muslim vote’ but a general opposition to war from the whole electorate that Labour should be wary of — even the Lib Dems have come off better better in the past, writes KEITH FLETT
