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Stopping Scotland’s War Machines

Huda Ammori, a founder of Palestine Action, discusses the campaign’s Scottish targets.

An Unwinnable War

Bill Bonnar sets out a socialist case for a negotiated peace in Ukraine.

Ukraine’s Popular Resistance

Resistance to Russia is the choice of the Ukrainian people, and deserves the support of socialists in Scotland, writes Colin Turbett.

Beyond the Crimson Tide

The poems of Pakistani exile Faiz Ahmed Faiz reflect the people’s longing for a just social order, writes Ali Zaidi.

From the Ashes of Left Populism

Coll McCail reviews The Populist Moment by Arthur Borriello and Anton Jäger (2023, Verso Books).

Strategic Alliances

David Green reviews The Crisis and Future of Democracy, edited by Ada Regelmann (2022, Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung).

Kick up the Tabloids

Vladimir McTavish investigates why even the military are alarmed by the team in charge of defence.

Solidarity of a Lifetime

Hazel Marshall pays tribute to John Keenan and his contribution to the trade union movement in South Lanarkshire.

Reigniting Radical Culture

Neil Gray and the Variant editorial board pay tribute to Leigh French, writer and editor.

Fringe Review: The Collie’s Shed

In The Collie’s Shed, a multi-generation cast of actors portray the past and present lives of four men whose lives were fundamentally changed by the 1985 miners’ strike. Told from the perspective of those who stood proudly and defiantly on the picket lines and of those who walked past it, some reluctantly and others less so, […]

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