The last thing Labour needs is a return to Miliband-style Blairism, writes Seamus Milne. Fortunately, ordinary members are making their views heard.

Italy’s campaign against the Roma has ominous echoes of its fascist past, and the silence of our leaders is deafening, writes Seamus Milne.

US efforts to force Iraqis to swallow permanent vassal status and give up control of their oil echoes British imperial history argues Seamus Milne.

Whether in the postal service or energy supply, New Labour’s embrace of market dogma has failed its own ‘what works’ test, argues Seamus Milne.

Militant secularists are becoming apologists for capitalism and war, but the struggle is within faiths, not against them, argues Seamus Milne.

The Iraq catastrophe isn’t down to mistakes or lack of planning, but a refusal to accept that people will resist foreign occupation, writes Seamus Milne.

The budget suggests that Brown and Darling have failed to recognise the cost of ignoring working-class alienation, argues Seamus Milne.

Washington’s covert attempts to overturn an election result lie behind the crisis in Gaza, as leaked papers show, writes Seamus Milne.

Far from rehabilitating liberal interventionism, the Kosovo experience has exposed the fatal flaws that lie at its heart, writes Seamus Milne.

In this climate of anti-Muslim rage, counter-terrorist police are talking more sense than the government or media, writes Seamus Milne.

The crisis of the Afghan occupation is a reminder of its fraudulent claims, growing cost in blood, and certainty of failure, says Seumas Milne

The current onslaught on Ken Livingstone is driven by a neocon agenda, but the fallout could have a far wider social impact, warns Seamus Milne.

People who would have no problem recognising anti-semitism as a form of racism still claim Islamophobia is about ideology, not ethnicity, argues Seamus Milne.

The exposure of faked evidence for a thinktank report is a warning of the dangers of Britain’s anti-Muslim media campaign, writes Seamus Milne.

Managed elections are the latest device to prop up pro-western regimes.