New Future

In Gaza, where famine caused by Israel’s blockade is pervasive and the roads are under constant threat of gunfire, families must make a terrible choice between hunger and safety.

A new exhibition in post-industrial Wearside ventures beyond stereotypes to present a nuanced vision of labour history, defying the obstacles working-class creatives face in modern Britain.

Right-wing Spanish groupings are helping to incite racist, xenophobic rampages in a cheap attempt at parliamentary gain. Is the Spanish Left strong enough to fight it?

In an extract from a new essay collection, Joe Kennedy explores how Keir Starmer's background has been used to foreground bogus notions of class identity.

In response to a nightmarish housing crisis, Keir Starmer has proclaimed himself a ‘YIMBY’ and pledged to back ‘builders’ over ‘blockers’. Instead, we must demand a new era of the ‘PHIMBY’.

Inspired by the campaigns which strangled apartheid South Africa, Bristol residents have built a mass movement of people and local businesses pledging to boycott Israeli goods. Here's how you can do it too.

A sense of malaise among younger generations is backed up by hard economic statistics speaking of a drastic decline in living standards. How can we overhaul the individualist non-society responsible for this climate of despair?

A new interactive exhibition sees artist Pippa Hale reimagine the gallery into a space for all ages — emphasising the civic function of art in a society where public playfulness is in short supply.

If it feels as though we’re living through a time of decline, that’s partly because social disintegration has been the whole point of mainstream politics for decades. But as the writing in the new Tribune issue underlines, there is hope in the face of despair.

Political prisoner Aleks Herbich — one of the ‘Filton 24’ accused of sabotaging an Israeli arms factory — describes the vile conditions the prisoners suffer in, and how belonging to such a mass movement has made her feel freer than ever.

The unpopularity of Keir Starmer’s reactionary Labour government has created a generational opportunity in British politics. Rebuilding the Left will be difficult — but this could be a start.

In a wide-ranging interview with Tribune, Jeremy Corbyn discusses his hopes for the new Left party, the potential for coalition building, and his determination to overcome sectarianism on the way to forging a truly democratic form of modern socialism.

Much of what’s known as ‘AI’ has nothing to do with progress — it’s about lobbyists pushing shoddy digital replacements for human labour that increase billionaire’s profits and make workers’ lives worse.

The cultural memory of the Second World War has long been used to serve the interests of British conservatism. But now that the long post-war compact is over, has its meaning evaporated completely?