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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Kharkiv: a city on the frontline of anti-imperialist struggle
by Colin Turbett
Colin Turbett reports from the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where trade unionists and community activists are defending their neighbours against the backdrop of war.
Anti-fascists demand freedom for Zaragoza Six
by Jennifer Debs
Jennifer Debs reports on the international campaign to free the Zaragoza Six.
The liquid imperialism that engulfed Syria
by Yassin al-Haj Saleh
Regional and global powers, internal colonialism and Salafi-jihadist subterfuge converged to short-circuit the Syrian struggle against despotism, writes Yassin al-Haj Saleh.
Review: Greater than the Sum of our Parts
by Mary McGregor
Mary McGregor reviews Nada Elia's Greater than the Sum of Our Parts: Feminism, Inter/Nationalism, and Palestine.
