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Corporate profiteering and the war on Iran
Amid the war on Iran, UK economic policy allows the super-rich to profit while the public struggle with living costs, writes Jake Woodier
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Real existing degrowth
Radical alternatives to capitalism are being practiced across the world as everyday realities, writes Grace Wright-Arora
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Zionist pogroms and shepherding outposts in the West Bank
In the second of our Breaking the Sword dispatches from the West Bank, Farah, Calico and Noah report on the Israeli practice of establishing Shepherding Outposts as an instrument for grabbing Palestinian land
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The political economy of the manosphere
The online industry feeding off the anger of young men hides a deeper structure of digital capitalism, writes Alison Phipps
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Elections 2026: The political shifts reshaping Wales
Robin Mann reports on how support for both Plaid Cymru and Reform is transforming the Welsh political landscape
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Cuba stands firm
Cuba continues to show the world an alternative mode of development even in the face of US regime change, argues Helen Yaffe
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Deviants and trailblazers – review
Rebecca Jane Morgan’s account of the fight for legal recognition for trans people in the UK offers a valuable resource to contemporary activists, writes Kit Heyam
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On the radical politics of sobriety
While addiction in the UK remains stigmatised as an individual failing, recognising its structural underpinnings opens up routes towards a liberatory and collective framing of sobriety, writes William Rayfet Hunter
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