About London Progressive Journal
London Progressive Journal is a UK-based weekly online magazine
covering domestic and international current affairs from a left
perspective. We are not affiliated to any political party and the
range of opinion on our pages is therefore relatively diverse –
some of our contributors are Labour supporters of a social democratic
or liberal political persuasion, while others are avowed Marxists.
In response to an increasingly stale mainstream media, our aim is
to provide an intelligent, critical and accessible discourse on the
key issues facing Britain and the world today. Since its inception
in January 2008, the magazine has featured interviews with a number
of prominent activists and political figures, including Howard Zinn,
Mordechai Vanunu, John Pilger and John McDonnell MP.
Editorial Panel:
- Tomasz Pierscionek
- Emmeline Ravilious
- Nathaniel Mehr
Webmaster:
- Theo Graham-Brown
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This week in
London Progressive Journal
Haitian Tragedy and White Man’s Burden Redux
International reaction to the catastrophe in Haiti has had a distinctly neo-colonial flavour, says Ben Selwyn.
From Gaza to Lebanon: Beware the Iron Wall, the Coming War
Israeli military strategists are planning for a new offensive against Lebanon, as Ramzy Baroud explains.
Venezuela’s Chavez Calls for Calm after Violent Protests
A concerted campaign of destablisation from Venezuela's corporate media has fomented violent anti-Chavez demonstrations by right-wing students in Merida, as Tamara Pearson reports.
The Kangaroo
A year into his presidency, Barack Obama has achieved relatively little in the foreign policy sphere. Uri Avnery urges him to keep trying.
Tribe or Nation? A Critical Look at Background to the Current Irish Scene
Irish politics has been back in the UK media limelight in recent weeks and months. Veteran campaigner Roy Johnston sets out a condensed history of the political dimension of the Irish independence struggle.