Green Socialist 116

ON 20th July, Keir Starmer stepped down as Britain’s prime minister, having disappointed and betrayed millions of voters. Six years earlier, he had been elected Labour leader on a fraudulent prospectus, posing as a supporter of Jeremy Corbyn but soon revealing himself to be an entrenched right-winger who handed the party over to malicious hacksContinue reading “Green Socialist 116”

Exit Orbàn

Toby Abse raises two cheers for the fall of Hungary’s autocrat VICTOR Orbàn’s defeat in the Hungarian general election in mid-April was an event of international, not just purely Hungarian, significance. Orbàn had started his political career as an anti-Communist Liberal, favouring conventional neo-liberal economic policies, and his first stint as prime minister in 1998-2000Continue reading “Exit Orbàn”