Daniel Lindley

As Morocco furthers normalisation with Israel, recent protests show an enduring divide between widespread Palestine solidarity and the kingdom’s foreign policy.

Hasan Piker’s growing influence among Democratic voters reflects a wider generational shift over Israel, writes Daniel Lindley.

Trump claims he is in no hurry for 'peace', but 100 days on the balance of power emerging from the war favours Iran, writes Daniel Lindley.

Peter Mandelson’s appointment raised serious questions about Starmer’s leadership. Labour’s catastrophic local election results have intensified them.

Labour’s promise of 'competence' has collapsed, revealing a government defined by elite patronage, shaky credibility & punitive politics, writes Daniel Lindley.

Two years of genocide in Gaza showed the hollowness of the West vowing 'never again', as governments suppressed solidarity while enabling Israel's crimes.

While Netanyahu tells the world that the Nasser hospital strike was a mistake, Israeli media brag about targeting journalists — and that says it all.

Palestine stands as the contradiction of the Western order, whose support of Israel's genocide in Gaza will bring about its collapse, says Daniel Lindley.

Trump imposing massive tariffs on countries around the world is an attempt to make them pay for the US' deficit, but it’s American workers who will suffer.

Keir Starmer's inflated sense of grandeur on the global stage is driving the UK towards oblivion, one it will struggle to escape from, says Daniel Lindley.