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Phil Butland on 16/03/2021
Fighting Covid and defending the National Health Service. Interview with the nurse who was fined £10,000 for organising a socially distanced protest
Phil Butland
Phil Butland is a socialist from Bradford, Northern England. He founded the Berlin LINKE Internationals and is now active with The Left Berlin and Sozialismus von Unten (SvU). Alongside his political activities, Phil is the curator of the CinePhil Berliner Film Blog
Written by Phil Butland
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Phil Butland on 10/03/2021
Interview with the organisers of the exhibition "Eyes of Gaza"
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Phil Butland on 05/03/2021
Racism and Anti-racism in Germany. An Interview with Ferat Kocak
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Phil Butland on 03/03/2021
There's no reclaiming what never belonged to us: A Reply to Keith Prushankin
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Phil Butland on 22/02/2021
How Right to the City is connecting a local campaign to international activists
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Phil Butland on 21/02/2021
Interview with Egyptian journalist and activist Hossam el-Hamalawy
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Phil Butland on 19/02/2021
After the elections – Interview with socialists from Catalonia
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Phil Butland on 28/01/2021
When Tony Blair was elected British prime minister, many people thought that Things Could Only Get Better. A few years later, Britain was at war and the Left was demoralised. A look back at the heady Blair years and what they mean in the wake of Joe Biden's election victory
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Phil Butland on 27/01/2021
A Berliner’s account from February 2011 following the Egyptian Uprising and the fall of Mubarak
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Phil Butland on 26/01/2021
The Irish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign is working to end EU complicity with the Israeli Ministry of Public Security
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Phil Butland on 31/12/2020
When we launched this website towards the end of 2019, we had little idea what was ahead. 2020 was a year of disease and of right-wing gains, but it was also a year of resistance. Phil Butland looks at what happened, how we reacted, and looks forward to a relaunch of the website next year
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Phil Butland on 28/12/2020
Despite the closure of cinemas for several months, 2020 was a surprisingly good year for films. There was very little to moan about, if we ignore Sofia Coppola for a moment.