CWI Analysis and Commentary: A profound crisis of capitalism
Anger and protests manifest across the world
Anger and protests manifest across the world
Under the guise of ‘fighting terrorism’ and ‘combating crime’ New Labour has introduced an avalanche of repressive legislation.
Interview with leader of property (real estate) tax collectors union
1,000 demonstrate against 300 neo-fascists
Workers’ action wins widespread support
Building our forces in a new period
‘Bloggers’ organize to fight repression
Taxpayers foot the bill for CEO bonuses
Refugees confront representatives of murderous regime
The following is a draft CWI Thesis that will be presented to a meeting of the Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI) European Bureau taking place next week.
Nationalise and provide transport for all!
Capitalism is not working!
Community revulsion at attack on well known socialist campaigner
“No economy is falling faster than China’s at this moment”
Mass fightback against bosses and government continues
Perspectives for British capitalism in crisis, the class struggle and a workers’ alternative
Workers occupy Windsor auto-parts plant
Tamil people must have right to decide own future
“An eagle can fly as low as a barnyard hen but a barnyard hen can never reach the height of an eagle.”
Nationalize and re-tool to save jobs!
Campaign launched to demand end to war and to fight for democratic rights
In an important move, the Rail, Maritime and Transport workers’ union (RMT) has announced its support for an electoral alliance to contest the forthcoming European elections in June.
Previous right wing administration’s anti-union ‘Work Choices’ repackaged
Released from prison in Liaoning province
Labour must say: No to deregulation and privatization!
…Build for an all-out 24 hour strike on 30 March!
Behind Obama’s troop withdrawal plan
Can they stop the economic collapse?
Berlin demonstration demands action
‘No More Killings – For workers’ Unity!’
Chinese regime fearful of renewed revolt
No return to sectarian conflict
Over 50,000 gather to protest attacks on public sector.
Carribean workers give lesson in fighting back
Danger of sectarianism shows need for socialist alternative
Fighting against layoffs and harassing bosses
Workers win widespread support for defiant action
“We won’t pay for the bosses’ crisis!”
Lessons of the year-long heroic dispute
“We have to fight for our rights.”
Capitalist bailouts or socialist nationalisation?
Will government plans to avert recession work?
No solution on offer from Africa’s elite
Staggering depth of economic crisis in Ireland
Vital preparation for struggles ahead
Interview with Ronaldo Delfino, leader of the movement of the Pantanal community occupation
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