International

The UK’s ‘recognition’ of a Palestinian state is worse than worthless

by Sean Bell

Keir Starmer’s plan to reluctantly recognise a Palestinian state is too little, too late – and will do nothing to bring an end to Israel’s genocide in Gaza, writes Sean Bell.

The UK’s ‘recognition’ of a Palestinian state is worse than worthless

The curious case of two empty stadiums in Hungary

by Jason Henderson

Football’s governing bodies have failed to take action against Israel in a shameful illustration of double standards, writes Jason Henderson.

The curious case of two empty stadiums in Hungary

Call for solidarity from the Latvian Left: Let Vlad Stay!

by Maiznica Collective

Heckle is troubled to hear news from Latvia, where our friends in a Riga-based social-centre project called "Maiznica" are facing repression from state security services and the expulsion of one of their members from the country.

Call for solidarity from the Latvian Left: Let Vlad Stay!

Review: An October in Catalonia

by Sean Bell

Nearly seven years on from Catalonia's so-called illegal referendum, Sean Bell reviews a new Marxist analysis of events which garnered much attention and sympathy in Scotland.

Review: An October in Catalonia

Ending Democracy: Lessons and Warnings from South Korea

by Ewan Forrest

Ewan Forrest discusses the recent Martial Law crisis in South Korea, what it tells us about democratic backsliding, and how to resist a coup d'etat.

Ending Democracy: Lessons and Warnings from South Korea

The trouble with Erdoğan

by Sarah Glynn

For many people in the West, Turkish President’s Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s support for Palestine has bought him a lot of good will. Sadly, this comes from ignorance and is certainly not merited, writes Sarah Glynn.

The trouble with Erdoğan

How Germany’s Die Linke defied expectations

by Quân Nguyen

As Germany lurches towards the right, Quân Nguyen sees a glimmer of hope in Die Linke's return from the brink and offers reflections for the wider left.

How Germany’s Die Linke defied expectations

Where is Syria headed?

by Gilbert Achcar

Professor Gilbert Achcar reflects on events in Syria in order to try and foresee what the future may hold.

Where is Syria headed?

Watch: The struggle against British imperialism in the Chagos Islands

by Heckle Editors

In a new video, Heckle speaks with Lindsey Collen of Mauritian left party LALIT about the half-century-long struggle for the closure of the Diego Garcia military base and for the full decolonisation of the Chagos Islands.

Watch: The struggle against British imperialism in the Chagos Islands

Standing Alone? Solidarity with Palestine in Seoul, Korea

by Ewan Forrest

Ewan Forrest reports from Palestine solidarity protests in South Korea and discusses the future of the movement.

Standing Alone? Solidarity with Palestine in Seoul, Korea
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