Opinion Universal Basic Income: a balanced view What to make of the concept loved and loathed in equal measure by left and right? After the coronavirus it is time to take a less ideological and more realistic approach to UBI, argues BERT SCHOUWENBURG
Features | Friday 31st Jul 2020 Readers are digging deep – and keeping the wheels a-turning – for the Morning Star’s appeal
Friday 31st Jul 2020 People before profits: Covid-19 challenges for the labour movement How can we defend workers as we head towards a possible second virus wave? MARY ADOSSIDES recommends an online meeting organised by London Morning Star supporters where the answers to this question will be explored
Friday 31st Jul 2020 Washington threatens countries for receiving medical aid from Cuba Cuban humanitarianism deserves admiration and respect, not sanctions and smears, writes KEN LIVINGSTONE
Friday 31st Jul 2020 It is time to stop blaming women for sexual violence and abuse by men We need to put an end to the shaming of women and place responsibility for abuse firmly at the feet of the perpetrators, says KELLIE O’DOWD
Friday 31st Jul 2020 Covid-19 has exposed a failing state Amid the continued unfolding crisis, PROF KEITH EWING revisits the words of Lenin to shed light on what is happening and why
Friday 31st Jul 2020 Virtual Resistance August 1-7 AS THE lockdown eases we’re seeing people cautiously move away from their keyboards and return to the streets.
Thursday 30th Jul 2020 23 million reasons not to trust Serco on Covid-19 Serco, a company deeply reliant on government contracts, has hired another government insider — helping them win more lucrative public-sector gigs to mess up like the ‘track and trace’ debacle — despite being fined £23m for fraud, writes SOLOMON HUGHES
Thursday 30th Jul 2020 ‘All my life, I’ve turned words into action’ Driven by her working-class upbringing, CHRISTINA McANEA explains why she is standing in the forthcoming Unison general secretary election
Thursday 30th Jul 2020 Why stop at Brexit: workers should decide everything TESS DELANEY argues that the EU referendum was an admission that politicians could not do their jobs — so why let them try to regain their credibility now?
Thursday 30th Jul 2020 The most wonderful plants in the world Not the words of PETER FROST but of Charles Darwin who wrote an entire book on plants that eat insects
Wednesday 29th Jul 2020 Tel Aviv fears the worst in ICC investigation of war crimes All of Washington’s concessions to Israel under Trump’s presidency have failed to alter the position of the international community and the applicability of international law, writes RAMZY BAROUD
