The socialist utopian dream is alive and well in Australia and abroad, despite it not really working anywhere ever.

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The tone in the bourgeois press is mournful, with the Financial Times best summing up the problem for the British ruling ...

Burnham’s “hour may have come, but the jury’s out on whether his inchoate offer of ‘Manchesterism’ is the answer to our ...

Australia Day anti-Semitic speeches and extremist rallies were a stark reminder that far-right ideology remains a serious threat.

Nepali sexual and gender minorities unveiled their candidates in a new political party on Monday ahead of March elections, ...

Gambian-British citizen and Cornell University graduate student Momodou Taal was detained and questioned by UK police on ...

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp accuses the government of trading "national security for economic crumbs off the Chinese ...

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The article argues that national interests like education, healthcare and business must stay above partisan politics to ...

For Kurds, it was the nearest thing they had to a country. For idealistic foreigners, a noble experiment in socialism. For ...