Led By Donkeys: “We’re comfortable getting arrested for protesting a Labour government”
The high-profile protest group on being defended by Keir Starmer, and a new era of holding government to account.
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Sarah Aziza: “For the diaspora, Palestine is everywhere”
Israel’s assault on Gaza has shaken millions around the world into critical awareness and outrage.
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What the viral “All Eyes on Rafah” meme means for the conflict
Some have lamented that a bloodless AI-generated image has captured more people’s attention than real footage of the war. But…
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Student power
Published in the wake of the 1968 uprising at Columbia, Immanuel Wallerstein’s University in Turmoil holds critical lessons for the…
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Protest nation
Pro-Palestine activists at Columbia show an America unable to come to terms with its own helplessness.
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Farmer protests and Just Stop Oil are two sides of the same coin
The government has warmed to one group of protesters while clamping down on others.
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Anti-Semitism is rife in Britain – but be wary of simple media narratives
The row over a London police officer calling a man “openly Jewish” at a pro-Palestinian march reveals the perils of…
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The farmers’ revolt against green politics
Across Europe and North America, neglected urban and rural citizens are aligning in a new class struggle.
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Germany and its discontents
Protests, purges and the crack-up of a nation.
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Pro-Palestinian protests have been intimidating and isolating
Those closest to the conflict have greater capacity for solidarity and recognition of complexity than keyboard warriors.
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Suella Braverman’s mask is coming off
The Home Secretary’s comments on Northern Ireland were a big reveal.
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How has Suella Braverman survived so long?
The Home Secretary is that most unfortunate thing: an unpopular populist.
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Why politicians should stay out of policing
The risks and responsibilities of policing protests are ones Suella Braverman should be relieved do not belong to her.
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How much longer can Rishi Sunak tolerate Suella Braverman?
The Home Secretary is pushing the government’s line on protest beyond acceptable limits.
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Labour should avoid falling into Suella Braverman’s trap
The biggest risk for Keir Starmer is being associated with a position that his opponents could portray as anti-Western and…
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Israel’s democratic unravelling
The judicial overhaul is just the first step in the far-right government’s plan to transform the country.
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Oliver Anthony does not have the answers
Right-wing protest songs only benefit the wealthy and powerful.
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Meet the teenagers who crashed Keir Starmer’s speech
“They put us on the stage and were like, ‘Clap at the appropriate time!’ ”
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France’s forces of law and disorder
French police have declared themselves “at war” with rioters. How did the state’s protectors become a threat to its future?
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The rotten heart of the French republic
The crisis in France only benefits the hard right, who will exploit it to reshape French politics.
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