Defund the Death Jets
Daire Ní Chnáimh sets out the grounds of the global campaign to take the F-35s out of the sky.
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Glasgow and Gaza 2024 – Four Poems.
I see the apple tree/ Already has a fuzz of growth/ Like the stubble on that broken face/ They pulled from under Gazan rubble
The Houthis Are No Ally
Kate Nevens looks at some of the misplaced Western support for Yemen's Houthi movement.
Syria: Peace or War Lords?
The Jolani regime in Syria has promised peace, while the world has watched Israel seize 600km of Syrian territory. But the land seizures will stretch Israel to the limit, writes Chris Sutherland. In recent weeks the UK broadcast media gave us news about Elon Musk and Nigel Farage but forgot to mention Israel’s illegal 600km […]
Without legal threats, polluters act with impunity
Without the credible threat of legal challenge, polluters will act with impunity, writes Benjamin Brown.
Editorial: Preparing to Fight for Peace
Who today is willing to fight for that dream of peace, equality, and a nation that helps produce a far, far better world?
The Conditions for a Worker-Led Arms Boycott
A union representative in one of Scotland’s arms factories sets out a feasible strategy for effective solidarity with Palestine.
Why Labour Should Stop Supporting Nuclear Power
Labour should scrap nuclear power on the grounds of cost, safety, environmental priorities, national security and climate change, write Gordon Morgan and Bill Ramsay.
The Fight to Keep Grangemouth Working
There is no coherent industrial policy for Scotland, and the fate of Grangemouth workers is its consequence, writes Derek Thomson, Scottish Secretary of Unite the Union.
Our Environmental Rights are Under Threat
The SNP is abandoning the human rights agenda, along with its commitment to the legal right to a healthy environment, explains Benjamin Brown.