Sharon Graham’s Unite election victory should not come as a surprise
The true battle in the trade union’s general secretary election was not between left and right but between the leadership…
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What will happen to the people left behind in Afghanistan?
A largely untold horror is unfolding at the Afghan-Pakistan border as people gather to flee but with little or no…
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Why Sharon Graham’s election as Unite general secretary has pleased all wings of Labour
The victory of someone focused on workplace issues is viewed as good for the party and the trade union movement.
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The Afghanistan debacle has shown Boris Johnson’s lack of influence on the US
The fall of Kabul could come to exemplify the weakened and confused position of “Global Britain”.
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Why the UK government can’t simply blame Joe Biden for the Afghanistan debacle
Boris Johnson and his ministers failed to anticipate the Afghan collapse or to grasp the US’s weariness with “forever wars”.
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The year that tested Anneliese Dodds’ loyalty
Keir Starmer's first shadow chancellor has a warning for his new one
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How serious is the phone call that Dominic Raab never made?
The issue is not whether a call from the Foreign Secretary to an Afghan government on the brink of collapse…
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Banning strip clubs won’t help the fight against gender-based violence
Removing safe workplaces will only leave dancers more susceptible to violence, rather than countering sexual harassment and assault.
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