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Mass deportations to Jamaica follow a long line of racist attacks on people of Caribbean descent—but that history also shows that people always resist, writes Nick Clark

Israel has begun building a new giant fence around the Gaza Strip to make escape for Palestinians even more difficult.

Western governments are organising to force out Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro. Their manoeuvres show up the sham that is democracy under capitalism.

Tomáš Tengely-Evans unpacks the arguments around the “backstop” agreement and what it means for ordinary people

The Spice Girls have come under fire this week for commissioning T-shirts that are made by women earning just 35p an hour.

During the past decade Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu has overseen two major wars on Gaza. But he's denounced for being 'soft'.

Just before Christmas Donald Trump took an important step towards controlling his own administration. By announcing the withdrawal of US troops in Syria he provoked the resignation of his defence secretary Jim Mattis.

The fawning praise of the life and legacy of the now deceased mass murderer George HW Bush was as predictable as it was tedious.

Palestine solidarity activists were set to lobby Labour MP Ian Austin’s surgery in Dudley on Friday of this week.

Despite massacres, disease, impending famine and tens of thousands of deaths, the US “can’t support” even a limited ceasefire in the war on Yemen

The recent see-sawing of the oil price has a lot more to do with politics—particularly geopolitical competition among states—than economics

Some 85,000 children in Yemen under the age of five have are thought to have died of hunger or disease in the last three years