JOHN HAYLETT spotlights Cuba’s legendary spirit of internationalism

As Netanyahu's coalition collapses, what will it mean for the Palestinians, asks JOHN HAYLETT

The agenda of the US-Israeli right-wing administrations was shown up by progressive Jews and Muslims defiant compassion in the wake of the attack, writes JOHN HAYLETT

Having downed their own guns two years ago, Farc has denounced the continuing killings from the other side, writes JOHN HAYLETT

With 70 years between them, Josette Audin and Ahed Tamimi are the embodiment of timeless struggle — perfect for the opening of the Fete de l’Humanite, writes JOHN HAYLETT

The unrelenting campaign to smear Corbyn must be met with an unwavering commitment to keeping him as leader, says JOHN HAYLETT

A new book shows how Bernie Sanders's challenge to the Democratic Party machine during the 2016 US election presaged a ground-breaking shift in progressive politics, says JOHN HAYLETT

A great new documentary on union leader Jack Jones is essential viewing for old and young alike, says JOHN HAYLETT

JOHN HAYLETT reports on the situation in Italy and why a national debate on the country’s eurozone membership is now on the cards

John Haylett reports from Merthyr Tydfil

The Morning Star's political editor reports from Llandudno

Morning Star political editor John Haylett says there can be no excuse for those defending Israel's lethal violence against the Palestinians

Wales Finance Minister and Welsh Labour leadership candidate MARK DRAKEFORD talks to the Star about his political beliefs, devolution and wealth redistribution in the UK

Last week's massacre in Gaza shows the urgency of putting pressure on Israel to change

Ronnie Kasrils's book on disgraced ex-president Jacob Zuma lifts the lid on the scandals and controversies surrounding his time in office, says JOHN HAYLETT

The thoughtful one-step-at-a-time approach by President Cyril Ramaphosa is welcome on all sides

JOHN HAYLETT reports on the political situation in South Africa and the faustian pact which could spell trouble for the ANC at next year’s general election

JOHN HAYLETT reports on the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia's (Farc) electoral mission which kicked off at the weekend

The US and Israel’s outdated and unjust views are increasingly at odds with public sentiment across the globe, writes JOHN HAYLETT

The US may be isolated over the status of Jerusalem, but until other countries engage in the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions campaign Israel will continue to trample Palestinians under foot with impunity

Faced with defeat in Syria and elsewhere in the region, Saudi Prince Mohammed has chosen Lebanon as Riyadh’s next battleground. JOHN HAYLETT reports on the rapidly deteriorating political realities

Trump ramps up 16-year war with pledge for more soldiers

SACP brings 14th national congress to a close

Don’t stray west of Euphrates, warns Moscow

NUM’s Thomas praises workers’ struggle

Labour candidate for Ceredigion DINAH MULHOLLAND talks to the Star about her proud record of local campaigning, and how Labour’s policies offer real hope – particularly for the young, the elderly and those in rural communities