The Film the Nazis Tried to Destroy
'Europa', a 1931 film by Polish radicals Franciszka and Stefan Themerson, was long believed destroyed by the Nazis – but its rediscovery offers an eerie glimpse into a world spinning towards war and destruction.
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How Finland’s Public Childcare System Puts Britain to Shame
In Finland, 70% of pre-school children attend a full day care service. It is public, subsidised and free for families with lower incomes – showing that Britain's expensive childcare mess is a political choice.
Faith in the Factories
In 1940s and 50s, the French 'worker priest' movement took priests out of churches and into the ranks of the working class – their experience is a reminder of religion's radical possibilities.
‘HGV Drivers Have Been Disrespected for Years – Now, We’re Fighting Back’
A HGV driver writes for Tribune about the dismal conditions and low pay which have defined the sector for years – and why workers see this latest crisis as a chance to change it for good.
The Brutal Reality of Europe’s Border Regime
This year, more than 2,000 people have died trying to reach Spain's Canary Islands from Africa – a reminder of the lethal reality of the European Union's border regime.
The British State’s Secret War on Black Power
In the 1960s, a new generation of Black radicals in Britain began organising against racism, capitalism and police violence – they were met with state hostility and a campaign of surveillance.
Jeremy Corbyn: Socialists Are Rebuilding Bolivia
In 2019, a right-wing coup deposed Bolivia’s elected government. But the people fought back – and now the socialist government they elected in its place is more popular than ever.
How the Brighton Bin Strike Won
After a 14-day strike, refuse collectors in Brighton have won a deal that will see low-paid council workers across the city get a pay rise – it’s yet another victory that proves the power of collective action.
Apsana Begum: Why I’m Voting to Outlaw Fire and Rehire
1 in 10 workers in Britain have been threatened with losing their jobs, terms and conditions through fire and rehire – today's Bill is an opportunity to end that assault for good.
56. Net Zero Is Not Enough: An Interview with Holly Jean Buck
This week, Grace speaks to Holly Jean Buck, Assistant Professor of Environment and Sustainability at the University of Buffalo, about what net zero means – and what it'll take to get there.
Alex Saab’s Extradition Proves the Hard Truth of ‘Soft’ US Imperialism
Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab has been extradited to the US on thinly-veiled political grounds – but the media and 'humanitarian' NGOs are all too happy to toe the State Department's line.
Behind the 10,000-Strong John Deere Strike
More than 10,000 workers are on strike in US farm manufacturer John Deere this month, a landmark battle in the strike wave sweeping the country – and a sign of growing worker militancy.