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The global climate strike movement is asking the wrong people for change
On November 29, millions of young people again took to the streets. The date for the “global climate strike” was ... -
How postal workers can win
The CWU leaders have been combative in words, agitating for postal workers to stand strong, but their practical response of ... -
Europe: The Revolutionary Alternative
The European Union is failing in its grandiose plans to unite the continent. Brexit, and the rise of the racist ... -
Democratic contest heats up
Millions of Americans hoping to evict Donald Trump from the White House have turned to the Democratic Party’s contest to ... -
Haiti’s Black Jacobins
On 1 January 1804, Jean-Jaques Dessalines declared the independence and sovereignty of Haiti as the second republic in the Americas ... -
Stop the Turkish invasion of Syria: victory to the Kurdish resistance!
Turkish forces are pounding cities and towns in northern Syria/Rojava, including the region’s biggest city, Qamishli, as well as Kobane, ... -
US imperialism abandons Kurdish allies to Turkish invasion
Donald Trump has just signaled a dramatic shift in US policy in northern Syria, betraying his erstwhile allies the Syrian ... -
Tens of thousands join Jammu Kashmir Liberation front march
Since October 3, more than 30,000 people have joined the Azadi (Freedom) March in Kashmir. The protest is organised by ... -
Approaching the Brexit endgame
As we go to press, the Punch and Judy show of Boris Johnson’s Brexit negotiations is moving into its final ... -
CWU:Vote yes to defend our industry and jobs!
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Global Climate Strike: a millions-strong start
Worldwide, millions took to the streets on September 20, the first of the two planned climate general strikes. -
Austrian elections threaten return of right-wing coalition
The Austrian labour movement needs to prepare for a renewed ruling class offensive following fresh elections -
Overthrow Capitalism – Save the World
Green taxes and individual lifestyle changes shift the burden onto consumers, making workers and the poor pay for climate change, ... -
An Energy Revolution Requires a Social Revolution
The climate disaster is already here for the millions across the world fleeing floods, fires and desertification. But now we ... -
A socialist solution to the capitalist crisis
In this excerpt from our new European Action Programme we argue that there is no national solution to the crisis ... -
Reject Corbyn’s pro-Brexit policy
The ‘deal’ agreed between the leader’s office and the trade unions is another stitch-up organised behind the backs of ... -
The fight for a United Socialist Europe
In this excerpt from our new European Action Programme we argue that there is no national solution to the crisis ... -
Huge Turnout for Leeds Climate Protest
The march was led by school students, followed by young and older people. At its biggest march was around 8-10,000 ... -
Liverpool Rises Against Climate Catastrophe
Surrounded by lollipop placards brandishing “system change not climate change!” slogans, we joined the forefront of the march lapping the ... -
Labour bureaucrats gerrymander free movement motion ahead of conference
In the run up to Labour Party Conference 2019, the Labour bureaucracy has stitched up its members by shutting down ... -
The Popular Front: a warning from history
Whatever name they go by, popular fronts inevitable subordinate the interests of the workers to the need to maintain the ... -
PCS: Rank and File or Broad Left?
Differences within Left Unity, the ruling faction of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS), have prompted the Socialist Party ... -
For a Socialist United States of Europe
Meeting in Lisbon in March 2000, the leaders of the European Union, on the initiative of its dominant powers, Germany ... -
Brazil’s Days of Fire
With the onset of the dry season in the Amazon region, an inferno of forest fires has hit the Brazilian ... -
Hong Kong: An important concession, what comes next?
On September 4, Hong Kong's Chief Executive, Carrie Lam, finally agreed to withdraw the hated Extradition Bill altogether, and not ...