EU politics
Owen Jones: Look at Tory Britain. No wonder people yearn for solidarity
Though Thatcherite individualism has taken a heavy toll on us as a nation, it is now becoming clear that there’s another way Read here
National Politics
EU politics
Christine Berry – The making of a movement: who’s shaping Corbynism?
No leader, no ideology can come to power — and stay in power — alone. Who are the key thinkers, organisers and behind-the-scenes players shaping Corbynism, what does its future hold, and what does this […]
Economics
Chris Dillow: SAVING CAPITALISTS FROM THEMSELVES
Chris Dillow comments on Ann Pettifor’s recent article in the Guardian, in which she writes that Labour’s policies would be better for Britain’s capitalists than the current Tory programme. Although he agrees in principle, Dillow […]
EU politics
Interview with Mireia Vehí, member of the Catalonian Parliament (CUP)
David Whyte interviews Mireia Vehí, member of the Catalonian Parliament (CUP) about the prospects for developing popular power in a new republic and what might happen after the Calalonian election next week. Watch here
EU politics
Remaniacs – BREXMAS CAROL 1: We Three Kings
Now in this season of giving add your contribution to BRAVE NEW EUROPE! Donate We at Brave New Europe don’t take a position on Brexit. While we recognise that many dark and odious forces […]
EU politics
Frances Northrop – As Brexit dominates, its causes are being forgotten
The perennial and tragic irony is that the very conditions which led to Brexit are being eclipsed by the government’s total preoccupation with it. Frances Northrop is Director of Communities and Localities at the New […]
EU politics
Bill Mitchell: Britain doesn’t appear to be collapsing as a result of Brexit
After the thousands of hysterical articles in the media regarding doom and gloom with regard to Brexit, this is a unique take on the topic. Bill Mitchell analyses the possible development of the British economy […]
EU politics
The Guardian: On the Road – living and working on the Italian ‘road of love’.
Hundreds of women operate as sex workers along the Strada Bonifica, the ironically named ‘road of love’ on the Adriatic coast of Italy. There has been a huge increase in the number of Nigerian women […]
EU politics
Romania-Insider.com: Average speed of trains in Romania, lower by the year
This is the other side of the coin with regard to our previous link concerning Romania. The EU’s prime interest in Romania seems to be cheap labour, as well as selling cars and lorries. Read here […]
EU politics
Paul Preston: The scars of Catalonia
This is an in-depth analysis of the current situation in Catalonia from The Spectator. Read here