The long 1970s and alternative visions for EU integration

Labour must not follow the Tories downwards, Paul Mason writes, as they grasp at electoral straws.

The EU has to navigate disturbing internal dynamics, external challenges and a weak economic outlook.

Spain’s right-wing bloc fell short of winning enough support to form a government at the country’s general election on 23 July. Stuart J. Turnbull Dugarte writes the result represents vindication f…

Property owners need a reality check, writes Aaron Bastani. But it's easier to understand their anger over soaring mortgage rates when you consider what the housing boom replaced.

When imperialist dictators are going to war, a security policy devoted to deterrence and defence capability is not conservative but social democratic

From local councillors to climate activists, there is a growing group of people who won’t stand for Labour inaction, says Guardian columnist John Harris

As Pedro Sánchez fights for re-election, Spain’s fractured politics has become a harbinger of the continent’s future.

The Greek migrant shipwreck was another preventable tragedy at the borders of Europe.

Turning Labour’s revival into a durable majority is possible – but only if it delivers the changes people are crying out for, says Claire Ainsley, former executive director of policy for Labour

The shadow chancellor has a vision for social democracy in an age of economic shocks and uncertainty, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Market radicals have established economic spaces free of democratic constraint. What would a politics of the zone look like if pursued from the left?