Religion Inside Ukraine’s Orthodox heart The holy Monastery of the Caves beneath Kyiv is threatened by war. By Maurice Glasman
Brexit How Brexit changed us: For Labour, leaving the EU is a no-go zone which it can neither embrace nor reject By Maurice Glasman
Politics Labour’s loss of Hartlepool is the final death rattle of a movement that has abandoned its heartlands By Maurice Glasman
Long reads As globalisation fractures, the West must champion internationalism in the face of China By Maurice Glasman
The coronavirus crisis has sounded the death knell for liberal globalisation By accelerating the rebirth of the nation state and the working class, the pandemic will shape a new era. By Maurice Glasman
In the heart of Baghdad, a new vision for Iraq is emerging Mass protests consisting mostly of young Shia men against corporate and state corruption, frequent power cuts, dirty water supplies and… By Maurice Glasman
No friends but the mountains The Kurds sacrificed their lives to fight IS and now they are being abandoned by their Western allies By Maurice Glasman
No direction home: the tragedy of the Jewish left The loss of a political home on the left and the latter’s transformation into a hostile force is a… By Maurice Glasman
Brexit is essential for the UK to free itself from market rule The EU acts as the principal constraint on member states reshaping their national economies through citizens’ democratic decisions. By Maurice Glasman
Things don’t only get better: why the working class fell out of love with Labour The Brexit vote represents an existential challenge to the identity and existence of the party. By Maurice Glasman
Things don’t only get better: why the working class fell out of love with Labour The Brexit vote represents an existential challenge to the identity and existence of the party. By Maurice Glasman
Things don’t only get better – Labour and the centrality of love and work Labour is no longer an object of affection for the working-class — if that does not change, the scale… By Maurice Glasman