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  Seymour: Can Corbyn survive the coup?

  A vote by the members of Britain’s Labour Party, due...
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  Wainwright: The new politics isn’t just protest – it’s about change from the ground up

  This is about creating lasting solutions that both prefigure and prepare for an end to austerity politics,
• Kampmark: Re-electing Jeremy Corbyn: The Triumph Of Momentum

  British Labour’s Jeremy Corbyn continues to survive the meteorites, and more nuanced weapons, directed at him
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  Cockburn: Government has no strategy, no plan and only ‘phantom’ allies in Syria, scathing Commons report reveals

  As ceasefire sits on the brink of collapse, MPs’ report paints a damning picture of Britain’s bombing campaign
• Corbyn: My plan for Britain’s green industrial revolution

  We will restore business confidence through coherent, consistent policy that champions the innovators and puts Britain, our cities, our devolved governments and communities at the forefront of this new industrial revolution
• Mammone: “Go home!”: Being Foreign in Post-Brexit Britain

  After studying the history of European far-right and nationalist politics for about a decade, I find that I am now living it
• Richardson-Price: The Fight for a Six Hour Workday

  To fight for a reduction in working hours is not to take a stand against labor itself, but against the compulsion towards work that is unnecessary, and for its replacement with something better
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  Monbiot: Black Hole

  The fake grassroots campaign run by grouse shooters is just one instance of the way democracy is being bypassed
• Prentoulis: Lexit delusionaries

  The Brexit campaign brought together a number of narratives, none of which signals any progress towards social justice and democracy
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  Amin: Brexit and the EU Implosion: National Sovereignty — For What Purpose?

  The defense of national sovereignty, like its critique, leads to...
• Gilbert: The Two Souls of Labour

  Corbyn supporters’ vision for the Labour Party is fundamentally at odds with that of its entrenched elite
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  Prashad: A Story of Deceit

  In the U.S., the debate over Iraq has been placed on mute
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  Fisk: Qatar exerts huge control over British business, but it could be heading for an ‘Arab autumn’

  Investments by Qatar’s state-owned companies in Britain are the largest in western Europe
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  Monbiot: So Much For Sovereignty

  To this government, “taking back control” means handing Britain to a different set of foreign powers
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  Tripathi: Britain in the Doldrums After the Brexit Vote

  The United Kingdom has not seen such deep polarisation in living memory
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  Baker: Brexit, Austerity, and the Future of the European Union

  If the EU leadership continues to set policy based on folk wisdom from their parents rather than serious economics, the hardships among the population will continue
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  Monbiot: Punishment Posting

  The more urgent the environmental crisis becomes, the less we hear about it
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  Swanson: What About Theresa May Plagiarizing Genghis Kahn?

  There are scandals and then there are the things that...
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  Wainwright: A question of leadership

  The ‘new politics’ Jeremy Corbyn proclaims must be an explicit agenda of institutional change, not simply a change of style
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  Monbiot: Soul Traders

  If we saw it anywhere else, we would recognise our political funding system as utterly corrupt