By Richie Venton “We’ve had enough!” chanted several hundred council workers at a hastily organised, angry demonstration outside the meeting of Glasgow City ...
by Paul Holleran,former Scottish Organiser National Union of Journalists THE TRAGIC DEATH of Jason Arday has triggered a fevered response about the future of the regulation ...
by William Thomson PROMISING A NEW VISION for the UK, a new Labour Prime Minister has taken up residence in two No 10s. With a huge 170 majority, Andy Burnham has the ...
RIGHT TO RESIST: when settlers attack a village or settlement, and there is local resistance, the IDF declare it a terrorist threat and move in with massive repression by ...
THE FAMOUS WORDS of Greek tragedian Euripides, written thousands of years ago, might well have been written as a commentary on our own times. As this Voice goes to press we ...
By Richie Venton (who grew up in County Fermanagh) In early June, Belfast witnessed the worst street violence in decades. Gangs of black-clad boys and men, in masks and ...
by Mazibuko Kanyiso Jara, Member of the SteeringCommittee, Conference of the Left SOUTH AFRICA’S Conference of the Left, held from 29 to 31 May 2026 in Boksburg, was not a ...
By Bill Bonnar, SSP International Officer The Cuban revolution has faced many trials and tribulations since 1959 but nothing compared to the crisis engulfing the country ...
by Amina Abdel-Khaliq, Lanarkshire Action Network for Palestine JUSTICE IS A CORE TENET OF DEMOCRACY. We live in a democracy, or so it is claimed, but the erosion of the ...
By Richie Venton Keir Starmer is finished. Wes Streeting thought he could challenge him for Labour leadership but couldn’t muster enough members of the Parliamentary ...