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• Gilbert: International solidarity bolsters women’s struggles

  The women of Kurdistan stand in solidarity with the women of Ireland – and call for a Yes vote to Repeal the 8th
• Livingstone: Resigning from the Labour Party

  The party must change urgently a process where prior to due process taking place leading figures in the party declare people guilty in the media and pre-empt the decision of the relevant bodies
• Smith: Profiting from war

  BAE Systerms weapons have been involved in countless atrocities - and we saw board members doing backflips to avoid accountability
• Frank: Why I’m on McStrike

  It’s my friends at work, the support of my union, the wave of support we’ve had from the public that gives me hope
• Murtagh: Why we need a fossil free London

  Fossil fuels underpin a breadth of injustices in London. They also offer an opportunity to unite our struggles
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  Wainwright: Creating an economy that works for all

  A Labour government could overhaul a struggling, unjust economic system
• Cooper: Why Europe needs Corbyn

  Jeremy Corbyn's Labour Party can lead the way for a new left politics in Europe
• Corbyn: Diplomacy, not bombing, the way to end Syria’s agony

  More legally questionable and reckless military interventions are not what British people want from their government
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  Fisk: Hypocrites and chemical warfare in the Middle East

  Not a soul today is mentioning the terrible war fought between 1980 and 1988, which was fought with our total acquiescence. It's almost an 'exclusive' to mention the conflict at all, so religiously have we forgotten it
• Barrows-friedman: Irish students, teachers vote for solidarity with Palestine

  The union, which represents approximately 374,000 students in higher education across the country, resolved to boycott Israeli institutions
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  Fisk: Why are politicians comparing everything to the Second World War?

  What prompts our pseudo-Churchills to play fast and loose with the Second World War?
• Tompt: CtrlShift: An emergency summit for change

  A forthcoming festival to foment radical change
• McNelly: Striking for Pensions in the Age of Austerity

  As university faculty across the U.K. strike against a neoliberal assault on higher education, lessons from Latin American anti-austerity struggles resonate. This time, educators can win
• Kuper: Corbyn Allies Attacked For Supporting Palestinian Struggle

  The strategy to undermine Jeremy Corbyn within the Labour Party includes, charging his supporters with anti-semitism and then suspending them
• Rollins: Building solidarity across our differences

  For most people divisive rhetoric isn’t new; they’ve been developing ways to counter it for years
• Baxter: The housing crisis is one of political ideology

  Decades of deregulation and market mismanagment is responsible for the UK's housing crisis. It's time for some radical solutions
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  Fisk: Letting bygones be bygones

  There is a dreary inevitability to the way in which the most dreadful creatures turn up at Downing Street or Buckingham Palace
• Shukla: ‘We have a history of turning tragedy into triumph’

  The Kensington residents are fighting back against gentrification and the housing crisis, eight months after the fire at Grenfell
• Eichler: As Afrin burns, where is the left?

  For many on the left, it is not “western” enough to care about and therefore its victims are invisible.
• McDonald: Mary Lou McDonald Acceptance Speech as Sinn Féin Leader

  A chairde, Is onóir é bheith tofa mar Uachtarán Shinn...