Nostalgia, Nationalism and the New Russia
Russian socialist Ilya Budraitskis talks to Tribune about the war in Ukraine, the politics that produced that disaster – and the complexities of nationalism in Putin's Russia.
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Britain Has Betrayed Afghan Refugees
Britain's broken promise to resettle refugees from Afghanistan following last year’s withdrawal stands in contrast with the support provided to those fleeing war in Ukraine — and exposes the racism behind government policy.
The Rise of the French Left
In today's French parliamentary election, a new coalition has united the Left around a bold programme and a common project: to elect Jean-Luc Mélenchon as the country's prime minister.
Green Capitalism Is a Myth
As the climate crisis deepens, arguments for market solutions are still growing – but the truth is that capitalism is fundamentally incapable of overseeing the radical shift we need.
Ready Planner One
A new video game version of the book Half-Earth Socialism allows players to test out a range of possible ecosocialist futures.
Inside Britain’s First Amazon Strike
Amazon is one of the world's wealthiest companies, but its workers aren't paid enough to live on. That's why today, staff at its Coventry warehouse made history by staging the first-ever official UK strike.
‘I Wake Up Having Nightmares About Work’: Why Junior Doctors Could Strike
Underpaid, overworked, and struggling to hold up a health service in collapse: junior doctors tell Tribune about the constant crises they face on the wards – and why the only answer is to vote for strike action.
Germany is Criminalising Palestinian Solidarity
In its latest attack on Palestinian human rights, the German police have unleashed a chilling crackdown on Nakba commemorations - including banning the holding of watermelons and repressing Jewish anti-apartheid protesters.
Why the Battle to Unionise Amazon Matters
Amazon workers in Coventry are on the brink of historic union recognition. Their groundbreaking organising campaign shows that it is possible to fight back against injustice – even in the most hostile of environments.
Michael Marmot: ‘The Social Contract Has Been Broken’
Michael Marmot - one of Britain’s leading healthcare voices - speaks to Tribune about how austerity and the epidemic of social inequality threaten the future of the NHS.
Palestine Solidarity Is Not a Crime
Today, MPs will vote on a government bill to ban boycotts of Israel – authoritarian legislation that uses opposing anti-semitism as cover to attack Palestine solidarity and remove our political freedoms.
Tribune & Vietnam
From the moment the first American bomb was dropped on Vietnam, Tribune was at the forefront of the anti-war movement. It was a cause that shaped the publication for decades.
How to Solve the Housing Crisis
It might not be sexy, but the answer to the endemic housing crisis not just in Britain but across the West is something relatively simple: effective property taxes.
Trashing Peace in Northern Ireland
By lining up behind hardline loyalists and advocating impunity for state-sanctioned killings, the Tories have undermined decades of peace building in Northern Ireland in just a few short years.
Young People Could Swing This Election
The same right-wing media which derided young people only a few years for political apathy is now mocking them for being politically engaged. The reason is simple: they are afraid.
Lebanon’s Interwoven Crises
This month's apocalyptic explosion in Beirut was a symbol for the disintegration of a Lebanese state plagued by political and economic crisis – and increasingly subject to the intrigue of its old imperial power, France.