UK government’s “green day” electric car policies will sacrifice the Global South for transition minerals
The UK government’s electric vehicle expansion plans risk escalating human rights abuses in the Global South for transition minerals. On ...
Tag: Capitalism
Landlords felt the anger of residents as the fight for decent housing continues
Residents have taken the fight for safe, secure, and affordable housing to the door of landlords in a new protest. ...
UK climate aid funding corporate colonialism in the Global South
This is the fourth part of a five-part investigation into how UK government climate finance aid is grabbing land, displacing ...
UK climate strategies are colonising indigenous villages in India
This is the second of a five-part investigation into how UK government climate finance aid is grabbing land, displacing communities, ...
UK government climate ‘aid’ set to displace indigenous villagers in India
This is the first of a five-part investigation into how UK government climate finance aid is grabbing land, displacing communities, ...
Shell Oil makes highest profit in 115 years while pensioners freeze in their homes
Shell's net profit surged to a record $42.3b in 2022, the British energy firm revealed on 2 January. The post-tax ...
Andrew Tate: a by-product of neoliberalism – not someone helping young men
The Canary's multimedia producer Curtis Daly has been watching events surrounding Andrew Tate in recent weeks. Falling-down the rabbit hole ...
Letters to the Canary: post-Christmas poetry, the DWP, the NHS and Catalonia
The Canary is excited to share the fourth edition of our members’ letters page. This is where we publish people’s responses ...
Richard Burgon already nailed the Tories’ autumn statement live on the BBC
On Thursday 17 November, chancellor (and disgraced former NHS chief) Jeremy Hunt will deliver the Tory government's autumn statement. It's ...
The Tories are actually the ones dragging us back to the 1970s
On Wednesday 16 November, the Tory government dragged the country back to the 1970s - even though it was supposed ...
Climate protesters just targeted what could be Europe’s most culpable bank
Extinction Rebellion (XR) protesters have targeted Barclays branches across the UK - a bank they describe as "Europe's largest investor ...
UK fat cat bosses just increased their pay by double the rate of inflation
The fat cats running London's biggest listed companies increased their pay by more than double the rate of UK inflation. ...
Even with Lula’s election, capitalists still won in Brazil
Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has already started the business of governing, with meetings already lined up to ...
Bank of England about to ‘create mass homelessness’ as inflation soars again
The Bank of England's (BoE's) latest policy will "create mass homelessness", according to one financial professional. This comes as the ...
Shareholders have raked in £440bn more than workers
New analysis has found that companies have increased shareholder dividends by over three times the rate they've increased wages. The ...
31 days later and Truss makes Johnson look like a genius
Just over a month has passed since the Tory party made Liz Truss prime minister. And, it's been hell on ...
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