Month: October 2015

’Momentum’ must mobilise for real and lasting change

New Democratic Party biggest loser

The crisis of “management of the conflict”

ROSA and Socialist Party (CWI in Ireland) TD organise bus tour to defy anti-choice 8th amendement

Unpacking the ’rucksack’

Increased racist violence, but solidarity dominates

A new book offers important insights into the role played by Middle Eastern states in the rise of brutal reactionary forces such as Islamic State. What’s missing, however, is an assessment of the potential of […]

ANC leadership shaken by electrifying ten days

Struggle for a decent minimum wage reaches over border from US

Struggle for free education now!

Steel plant to close after a century of production, raw material prices collapsing, China’s economy slowing, the ongoing euro crisis…

An opportunity for socialist ideas

Discussions on perspectives for Hong Kong’s democracy struggle and the crisis in China

The fight against anti-Traveller racism

Anti-austerity struggles across southern Europe and the socialist alternative

What the Vienna elections show

‘Deals protect profits not jobs’ – for nationalisation under workers control

‘Normality’ is the scandal

Still no end in sight after four and a half years of civil war

Polarising situation, but 250,000 march against free trade agreements shows potential for mass resistance against establishment

What way forward for the Left and workers’ movement?

Trade unions’ 48 hour general strike must be first step to building mass, united movement against murderous regime of Erdoğan

Step up industrial action to defeat government plans

Independent working class political solution urgently needed

Plenty of money in economy –just in wrong hands or lying in big business bank accounts

’No time to lose’ to organise against austerity

The NDP represent as a left alternative?

A step towards independence?

Jobs threatened, pay cuts, increased workloads…public sector workers need fighting, democratic union

Copper giant denies suffering of its workers and victimisation of their representatives