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Thematic radiometer imagery of surface temperature captured by Copernicus Sentinel-3 on Tuesday 26 May

As I write this, the fifth hot, deadly and costly heatwave of the summer, with temperatures of 35–40 degrees or more, is sweeping across the

Andy Burnham has tried to hit the ground running as Prime Minister with a swathe of new policy announcements. His new leadership has brought a sense of hope for some,

Migrants arrive on the shores of Ceuta

At the end of July, 60,000 migrants entered Ceuta – a city with a population of around 80,000. Ceuta is one of two enclaves on the African continent maintained by

banner on a demonstration reading "blame billionaires not migrants" (Photo: Steve Eason, Flickr)

“The old is dying, the new refuses to be born, now is the time of monsters”. These words, which paraphrase the writings of the Italian revolutionary Antonio Gramsci, are freshly

Albania Flamingo Revolution

Jared Kushner thought the deal was sealed. He had just worked out an arrangement with the Albanian government to build a pair of luxury resorts totalling €5 billion ($5.7 billion):

Speaker at the Kassel anti-militarism conference

In Kassel, Germany, at the invitation of the local chapter of Die Linke, 180 people from all over Germany gathered to discuss the current situation of militarization and rearmament and

M1126 Stryker in service of Ukrainian 81st airmobile brigade

More than four years in, the Ukraine war is the longest European military conflict since the end of World War II. The body count is growing and the damage is

Editorial from issue 66 of Socialist Alternative (monthly paper of ISA England Wales & Scotland). Click here to subscribe! Despite predictions that Labour’s catastrophic May election results would force Starmer

Andy Burnham (left) and Keir Starmer (right)

The starting gun has been fired on a new Labour leadership contest. Starmer is now a lame duck Prime Minister. He is clearly too weak to block his main rival,