STEWART McGILL reports on the match between Naples and Glasgow's refugee teams in Italy

In the second of his articles, STEWART McGILL looks at the so-called Inflation Reduction Act and how it will impact US ‘allies’ in Europe

In the first of his articles STEWART McGILL looks at how US’s ‘decoupling’ from China threatens world peace and betrays a mindset focused on maintaining global dominance

STEWART McGILL discusses himself and Vince Raison’s fascinating new book about the global network of left-wing, anti-fascist and anti-racist football fans

As ministers and the mass media try to block pay rises using the threat of further inflation, STEWART McGILL looks at why prices are rising and what we should do about it

STEWART MCGILL tells the story behind his most recent project organising a football match between two teams with similar principles and aspirations

STEWART McGILL argues that to there is no version of this fashionable modern take on welfare payments that will work, with it either costing far too much in tax or delivering far loo little for recipients

STEWART McGILL argues the estimated £2bn cost of the project which will inevitably increase road traffic should be spent on improving London’s public transport system instead

STEWART McGILL introduces a major event on the issue of housing, hosted by the Morning Star

China, Vietnam, Cuba and Kerala, with a combined population of 1.5 billion, have lost 7,000 to Covid-19, but Britain, population 68 million, has over 62,000 deaths. STEWART McGILL explains why

In the final piece of the series, Stewart McGill explains what not only other clubs, but football as a whole, can learn from the likes of Dulwich Hamlet

Regulation, not revolution, is Thomas Pikkety's answer to capitalism's ever-growing embrace of economic inequality

‘Sangre Gaditana en vena Vallecana.’ This roughly translates as ‘Cadiz blood in Vallecas veins,’ a strong statement of the bond between the leftist supporters of these two Spanish teams with which we began last week’s article on Rayo Vallecano. This week, Cadiz, much less well known as a leftist team internationally than Rayo; but their Brigadas Amarillas (Yellow Brigades, sounds better in Spanish) have an intense and wide-ranging commitment to the cause that is second to none

This week we will focus on the Bukaneros of Rayo Vallecano, next week on Cadiz’s Brigadas Amarillas and “la hermandad” between the two sets of supporters

In part 2, STEWART McGILL reveals his personal experience of the St Pauli phenomenon