The Road to Freedom Runs Through Palestine

From Cairo to London, Israel’s brutal assaults have spurred a return of mass politics confronting all forms of injustice. The simple truth is that none of us are free until Palestine is.

Remembering Kevin Barry

On this day in 1920, Irish revolutionary Kevin Barry was hanged at just eighteen years of age. Immortalised in song, his execution became an international cause — and fanned the flames of rebellion.

Organising Against Apartheid: Why Union Solidarity With Palestine Matters

When thousands of Palestinians are being massacred by weapons built in Britain, our labour movement must answer the call for solidarity from Palestinian workers: to end all complicity in Israel’s war on Gaza.

Exposed: How Amazon Covers Up Worker Injuries

In an attempt to hide warehouse accidents from media investigations, Amazon workers allege the company is instructing injured workers not to phone 999 and to make their own way to the hospital.

Andy McDonald MP: Ceasefire Now

The violence being perpetrated by Israeli forces in Gaza is a grotesque crime against humanity — and one we must demand is stopped immediately, writes Labour MP Andy McDonald.

England’s Collapsing Local Government

As council after council declares bankruptcy, the media treats them as isolated scandals — but the reality is a system buckling under the weight of rising costs and funding cuts.

Public Transport Is a Disaster — But It Could Be a Panacea

Well-funded public transport is an obvious solution to climate change, the cost-of-living crisis, and crumbling infrastructure. The establishment is determined to make it a cash cow instead.

Labour’s Limited Ambition

By refusing to borrow or raise taxes, Labour is betting all its chips on growth to fund public spending — with no credible plan to stimulate it.

How Neoliberalism Broke Britain

If you want to understand why nothing in Britain works anymore, look no further than the free market economics that have put the country on a path to national decline.

‘History Is a Dangerous Subject for the Powerful’

Hakim Adi, Britain’s first black History professor, has been made redundant and his groundbreaking course on the history of Africa has been axed. This is nothing short of an attack on black academia.

Spain Shows that the Centre-Left Can Govern Progressively

While Keir Starmer’s Labour Party veers ever further to the Right, Spain’s centre-left government took bold steps to tackle inflation — and was rewarded at the polls.

Mick Lynch: ‘Public Transport Is a Tool of Liberation.’

The Global Fight to Organise Amazon

Today, workers in over 30 countries are taking industrial action against Amazon. Jeff Bezos’ exploitative practices are global — but so is the struggle against them.

Tribune’s Chile Solidarity

‘The tragedy of Tuesday’s military coup in Chile will not, I think, be the end of the affair. It is a tragedy of overwhelming proportions for Chile, for Latin America, and for socialists everywhere.’

The Familiar Disco Elysium Saga

Disco Elysium was a widely successful video game with left-wing politics. Then company shareholders fired its creators and stole their work.

A Ball of Resentment

Revolution+1 cleverly uses the story of Shinzo Abe’s assassin to chronicle the ills of contemporary Japan.

A Letter from Red Paris

In the suburbs of Paris the names of the public places invite you on a journey through political history.

A Departing Letter

In his final editorial, Tribune editor Ronan Burtenshaw reflects on his five years in the job.

‘We Don’t Know if They Are Dead or Alive’: The Missing Palestinian Workers

Thousands of Palestinian workers from Gaza have had their work permits revoked by Israeli authorities. Some are missing, others have been detained — and desperate families are searching for answers.

All of Palestine is Under Attack

With the eyes of the world fixed on Gaza, Israel has unleashed a brutal wave of repression throughout the West Bank and East Jerusalem, exposing Netanyahu’s true aim — the total subjugation of all Palestinians.