Account
by Ian Sinclair
It’s time to celebrate how the peace movement has managed to limit British inverventions from Afghanistan to Syria
by PN staff
Let’s support people who’re trying to change the United States for the better!
by Milan Rai
The Bomb was not ‘a last resort’ argues Milan Rai
We need to remember the real history of Britain's nuclear 'deterrent' argues Milan Rai
How UK activist organisations and radical media have been responding to the current crisis (continued from last issue).
UK to resume arming war in Yemen, despite pattern of Saudi war crimes
by Gabriel Carlyle
2020 strategy encourages action for local demands
by Robat Idris
Robat Idris remembers a community lost to a training area for the British army
by Veruschka Selbach
How one independent radical publisher is coping
by Catherine Barter
How our much-loved sister project downstairs has been handling the pandemic
by Indra Donfrancesco
Four months of anti-HS2 eco-activism during the pandemic
by Kelvin Mason
The pandemic has broken down barriers for some activists
by Various
UK campaigners on the books, films and plays that inspire them with their visionary ideas.
The forgotten story of what happened after VJ-Day.
by Helena Silvestre, and others
Extracts from Pluto's new book surveying mutual aid across the globe
by PN, Noam Chomsky
A powerful Democracy Now! interview on the risk of a coup in the US, the climate crisis and the nuclear arms race
by George Lakey
The power of activist training in times of rapid change
by Nu'man Abd al-Wahid
British warmongering today is rooted in British history argues Nu'man Abd al-Wahid
An extract from the new edition of George Lakey's book Facilitating Group Learning
by Chris Savory
A 1980s direct actionist gives us a blast from the past
by Penny Stone
We have no place sharing songs from other cultures if we're not also actively seeking to work against racism, argues Penny Stone
by Claire Poyner
Our columnist muses on UCL's ban on romantic and sexual relationships between lecturers and their students
by Rebecca Elson-Watkins
We need a National Care Service argues Rebecca Elson-Watkins
by Cath
Our Leeds-based co-operator savours the joys and frustrations of conducting 70 interviews in just 3 weeks
