News and analysis on left parties and social movements around the world
European insights – Who votes for the left, and why?
Parties and movements in transition
When popular struggles defy borders and demand statehood, and left views on the Palestine crisis
Roz Foyer, the first woman General Secretary of the Scottish TUC, speaks to Tribune about women's role in the labour movement, the fight over the future of Scotland – and the alternative to decades of neoliberalism.
The continuing battles in Palestine and Colombia — and major wins in Chile
Violence and defiance in Palestine, the return of Austro-Marxism, and more reports and analysis from five continents
With confidence in capitalism at a low ebb and millions challenging Thatcher’s legacy, small wonder her heirs refuse to shed light on the savagery used against those who first resisted neoliberalism. The truth of the miners’ strike must be exposed.
Three new books tell the tale of Glasgow’s radical Clydeside, when militant shop stewards and the longshore community during and post World War 1 rose up against war and attacks by capital, fighting for labor dignity and a fair society for all.
Early exit polls have suggested a Tory landslide, with Leave-voting areas switching away from Labour according to predictions. Two completely contrasting visions for our future were on the ballot paper. Labour’s offer went further than two years ago
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