Month: November 2007

But the fight must go on!

Western capitalist powers unable to resolve burning national question

The train drivers’ dispute about wages and working hours in Germany is going into the next round.

Socialist Party wins support contesting Melbourne seat

Biggest demonstration since ‘Reformasi’ movement of ten years ago

Inspired by past victories – Preparing for future struggles

France experiences a new wave of strikes against the plans of Sarkozy presidency.

Defend the right to protest!

On the 20th November 700,000 people took to the streets all over France against right-wing president Nicolas Sarkozy’s neo-liberal attacks .

”Strike an important milestone” – John McCamley, SIPTU shop steward

Mass meeting of OAU students decides action

Main opposition only offers right wing policies – Build the resistance!

Victory boosts workers’ confidence to defend living standards

Build a socialist alternative

German train drivers follow French model

OAU students discussing next steps

Crucial first strike under ‘power-sharing’ Assembly

Political turmoil and chaos continue

Thousands arrested, tortured, beaten and humiliated on the streets

Ten years of weekly paper celebrated

Union Leaders’ Historic Sellout of Workers

Ruling class parties in a muddle

A militant struggle against ‘power-sharing’ government attacks

Call for united action now

Enthusiastic response to socialist policies

Thirty-six employees of the Coffee To Go Café in Ramat Aviv have won a strike for union recognition and against the violation of their labour rights. It was the first ever strike in an Israeli […]

Train drivers’ strike over wages and hours

Congress discusses growing opposition to neo-liberal Lula government and Left regroupment

New pamphlet bringing together a series of four articles in The Socialist in 2007

Only way to counter racial and reactionary religious policies

Official figures belie extent of killings, maimings, disappearances and arrests

Constitution suspended, fundamental rights denied

A Critical review of ’Reason in Revolt’ by Peter Mason

‘Fifth generation’ leaders groomed for office in 2012

Further reports of international solidarity picket and new plan