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  • 1 week ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Jorge Martín

    It is just six weeks since US Vice President JD Vance spoke at the Munich Security Conference in February and told Europe that the decades-old relationship the US had with the old continent was over. Ever since, the European leaders have been frantically running around from one summit to another – from a virtual meeting to a gathering of the ‘coalition of the willing’ – looking in all directions and none at the same time to try and deal with this major shift in world relations.

  • 2 weeks ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Mia Foley Doyle

    Last month, Starmer’s Labour announced the biggest cuts to disability benefits in a generation: nearly £5bn by 2030. A coalition of 100 charities has declared these cuts “immoral and devastating”. Claimants of PIP (personal independence payments) are still set to lose up to £10,000 a year. And from 2026, new claimants of the health element of Universal Credit will be put on a halved rate, receiving £2,800 less per year.

  • 1 month ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Daniel Morley

    Donald Trump’s electoral victory has acted like a lightning flash, illuminating the new situation that has, in truth, been the reality for some time. That is to say, Trump’s return to the White House confirms undeniably that so-called ‘wokery’ is despised by the majority of people, has been rejected, and has little power. ‘Woke’ is not a precise, scientific term.

  • 1 month ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Alan Woods

    The Chinese have an old saying: the greatest misfortune that can befall a man is to live in interesting times. The truth of that ancient wisdom has now suddenly dawned on the rulers of the western world. The public row between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump and Vice-President JD Vance hit the world with the force of a violent tsunami.

  • 2 months ago | communist.red | Nick Oung |Orla Thomas

    This winter, the streets of Scotland’s capital were witness to pitched battles between local youths and an army of Police officers. Exchanging barrages of fireworks, bricks, and bottles, the contending forces excitedly chased each other around poor neighbourhoods of Glasgow like Niddrie and Sighthill throughout the holiday season.

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