Xenophobia offers a simple but misleading explanation for a complex crisis. It reframes mass unemployment, failing public services and weak governance as a question of belonging
The New York Times seems to believe Islamophobia cancels out anti-Semitism as it downplays Trump’s remarks and publishes a racist piece
Between them, the kleptocrats and the neoliberals protect the privilege of the few against the claims for justice on the part of the many
Liz Truss has the support of 62% of the Conservative Party members who anoint the next prime minister
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Britains’s decision to leave the EU three years ago has become a study in political chaos that few could have predicted then
It is the best of times, the worst of times, but also the most dangerous of times for South Africa and Britain
May huddled with EU leaders in Strasbourg in a bid to salvage the vision of Brexit she set out after coming to power nearly three years ago
EU officials have insisted that the deal is not open for renegotiation
Theresa May conceded the divorce terms she struck with the EU had been roundly rejected, but vowed to work to find an alternative
Parliament is to finally vote on Tuesday on whether to support or vote against the agreement
May’s cabinet is divided between ministers who want the government to embrace a no-deal outcome and those who favour parliament having a final say
British opposition leader Jeremy Corbyn on Monday tabled a non-binding no-confidence vote in Prime Minister Theresa May
After months of talks, May announced late Tuesday that negotiators had struck a draft agreement on the terms of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU
Britain’s main opposition Labour Party is bracing for a tumultuous debate on the toxic issue of Brexit at its annual conference
Dozens more were wounded in the second day of Gaza protests as condemnation over Israeli military’s use of live fire grows
Britain’s Labour Party is anticipating the making of a new social revolution but the ANC is in disarray with no moral compass or credible leadership
Britain’s Labour leader represents ‘a new kind of politics’ of the left that holds electoral appeal
The prime minister is unlikely to get unequivocal backing for the ‘hard’ Brexit she’d envisioned.
