Steve Bell reviews a new book on how Algeria's nationalist forces worked with the labour movement in Britain and France, with Liberation's predecessor MCF playing a notable role.
On France’s role in Africa in the late 20th and early 21st along with the background to the new wave of anti-French and anti-colonial feeling, this is a must read, writes Bob Newland
In Washington, the willingness to accept an open war with Russia is growing – at Europe’s expense, writes Sevim Dagdelen
Speech by Liberation parliamentary chair at the event #OFFTHELIST – Against Trump’s War on Cuba!, Brighton, Tuesday 23 September
A book that invites us to retire the stale debate between “developmental state good” and “neoliberal state bad” writes Tom Kenny
It is with deep sadness that Liberation announces the passing on 1 September 2025 of Maggie Bowden, our Joint President and former long-time General Secretary.
On British support for communist-led resistance movements to Japanese occupation and how the seeds of the post-WW2 war ‘Emergency’ were sown. Book review by Bob Newland
Aquel Taqaz looks warily at the implications of Western states’ proposed recognition of the Palestinian state
Peter Hain's latest novel, set in the final years of South African apartheid, has lessons for activists involved in today’s struggles
"We Condemn the Zionist fascist decisions to entrench the occupation of Gaza and call for the broadest and strongest Palestinian unity to confront them"
PAYAM SOLHTALAB reflects upon the terrible events of 6 August 1945 and their continuing resonance amid the current febrile international climate
A substantial chapter on the Movement for Colonial Freedom makes interesting reading for Liberation members and supporters, writes Guillermo Thomas
Presentation by Jamshid Ahmadi to the Unite Policy Conference fringe meeting in Brighton on 10 July 2025
Iranians must choose their own future. We in the UK must show solidarity with their struggles against the regime and their victories, argues Joe Gill
Unite members unequivocally reject the campaign of aggression against Iran at Policy Conference fringe event
As long as the world remains silent, weapons will keep flowing, land will keep being stolen, and lives will continue to be lost. But the Sudanese people have not given up, writes
Amidst the rubble, ruins, and unjustly spilled blood, political prisoners are victimized twice—once by the foreign enemy and once by the indifference of domestic officials.
Bob Newland reviews the memoirs of H.E. ‘comrade’ Kingsley Mamabolo, recently appointed South African Ambassador to the UK
Steve Bishop on how the 1979 revolution’s aims are obfuscated to create a picture where the monarchists are the opposition to the theocracy
Marc Botenga MEP on the agreement between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo made in Washington under the supervision of Trump
Brian Leishman MP, our new parliamentary chair, argues for a new approach to foreign policy in the UK and highlights some priorities for work on behalf of Liberation in Westminster
The first communist activist and political prisoner in Palestine remains a potent symbol of resilience, intellect, and an unyielding spirit that continues to resonate, writes Jamshid Ahmadi
However the regime change may be portrayed in the Western media, the outlook for the Syrian people is bleak and the prospects for peace in the region severely weakened, writes Steve Bishop
Higher military spending won’t raise living standards. As Berlin rearms, Washington directs—but who pays the price? By Peter Mertens
Britain has played, over recent years, a particularly dangerous imperialist role in the region. An historical analysis by John Foster
Israel and its backers cannot hope to sustain genocide, forced displacement and occupation in the longer term. By Dr. Aqel Taqaz
'Continuous Israeli aggression in the region, and its latest attack on Iran" condemned and a call for "an immediate halt to all military action"