The ‘annexation’ of Crimea: the facts With the current heightened levels of anti-Russian sentiment and the return of the cold war mindset, it is important to understand the history of this region and why it sees itself as Russian, writes KATE CLARK
Tuesday 25th Jan 2022 Morality cannot be divided: how Netanyahu’s corruption has exposed Israel’s ‘democracy’ During his time as the longest-serving PM, he turned corruption into common practice — his impending slap-on-the-wrist sentence will cement it into the heart of the nation's political decline, writes RAMZY BAROUD
Tuesday 25th Jan 2022 Fighting dowry oppression in the Indian community JOGINDER BAINS explains how this feudal, patriarchal institution that disowns and oppresses women is still justified today in India and Britain, why it is so wrong – and how the struggle against it can move forward
Tuesday 25th Jan 2022 Voices of Scotland The fat cats v the fans After a period of financial chaos in Scottish football, the model of fan ownership is spreading, giving fans huge bonuses and preserving the identity and values of the communities the teams represent, writes GARY STEELE
Sunday 23rd Jan 2022 HISTORY Profit before people: how pandemic restrictions ended in the 19th century Unsurprisingly, the Tories’ reluctance to effectively fight Covid follows the same logic as the Victorian government during the cholera epidemics of the 1830s, writes KEITH FLETT
Monday 24th Jan 2022 New light shed on Northern Ireland ‘dirty war’ Evidence directly implicates the British state in murder, but as the 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday approaches, the government is seeking an amnesty for its armed forces, writes JENNY FARRELL
Monday 24th Jan 2022 Preventative medicine or backdoor private healthcare? The push to move responsibility for our health onto our personal lifestyle choices is increasing – but all the evidence about growing inequality shows that traditional in-hospital care is absolutely vital, explains HELEN O’CONNOR
Sunday 23rd Jan 2022 Looking for new things to grow? There are always new variants and varieties you won’t have heard of, from disease-resistant leeks to blue potatoes. To find them, look in seed catalogues, recommends MAT COWARD
Tuesday 25th Jan 2022 Kroger: fighting hunger or fighting the hungry? The corporation likes to score points for its anti-food waste, anti-hunger campaign, but as strikes break out at its many subsidiaries over poverty pay and poor conditions, perhaps it will realise that it is the problem, writes MANDO KELLY
Friday 21st Jan 2022 Global union demands end to Belarus attacks on independent unions TONY BURKE reports on the increasing number of instances of harassment and repression of trade union organisers
Friday 21st Jan 2022 Mexico: a view from the ground LAURA ALVAREZ reports from her recent visit to her beloved Mexican homeland
