"Protesters have begun to demand, with increasing intensity, the resignation of Rodrigo Paz from the presidency of Bolivia."
Wes Streeting as Health Secretary: privatisation, chaos, failure – Keep Our NHS Public
"For those who believe in a universal, publicly provided NHS free from corporate control, his departure is not the loss of a reformer. It is the end of a deeply damaging chapter."
Israel attacks civilian flotilla to Gaza – again
"Despite the likelihood of Israel attacking the flotilla again, many ships decided to continue their journey to Gaza, emphasising that their efforts are in line with international law."
Left Labour MPs and Leading Trade Unionists Launch Socialism26
The party needs a change of direction – both inside and out. To demand this change, MPs from the 2024 intake, alongside trade union leaders and established MPs have launched Socialism26.
Workers’ rights continue to strengthen in Mexico under Sheinbaum – Red Weekly Column
In our Red Weekly Column, Fraser McGuire analyses Sheinbaum's agenda to strengthen workers’ rights, raise wages and living standards, and expand social protections.
PSC welcomes London Mayor’s decision to block Met police contract with Palantir
PSC welcomes the news that a £50m Metropolitan Police deal with the notorious US tech company Palantir has been blocked by Sadiq Khan.
Venezuela’s Governing Party Calls for an International Front to Defend Cuba
"We must stand together immediately, politically and diplomatically, to deter the attempt to create a forced “humanitarian crisis” scenario in Cuba"
Our response to the King’s Speech – Jeremy Corbyn’s Peace and Justice Project
"The jovial and light-hearted tone of the parliamentary process surrounding the King's Speech will provide no comfort for struggling families and the 4.5 million children living in poverty."
MET’s political policing must end – Palestine Coalition
"This was an attempt to delegitimise, to intimidate, and to shrink the space available to those who march for Palestine and against racism."
Bold structural change needed for public services – Andrea Egan
"These problems are not isolated. They are symptoms of a political and economic model that has prioritised short-term savings, privatisation and market competition."