In 32 Counties, Kieran Allen shows that Irish unity is back on the agenda, if an anti-sectarian socialist politics can transform south and north, finds Chris Bambery.

Historian Chris Bambery argues that anti-Irish racism has deep roots in Scotland’s ruling institutions, and that the new crisis of Unionism will likely inflame old bigotries.

It’s been a torrid few months for independence supporters, but what is the longer-term view? Author of A People’s History of Scotland, Chris Bambery, looks at the rise of the Scottish national questions and argues that as long as it is rooted in the crises of British democracy and capitalism, it will maintain its relevance.

The appointment of a ruling class manager over the Italian crisis has implications for the whole of Europe. Chris Bambery argues we should all be paying close attention.

We can learn a great deal from the strategies developed by Catalan activists, argues Chris Bambery.

With the British state and its leading institutions once again in flux, Chris Bambery argues we should re-apply the insights of Italian Marxist thinker Antonio Gramsci.