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Month: June 2019

Britain

Britain: How can we build workers’ action to support the climate strikes?

June 28, 2019 Editorial from The Socialist (weekly paper of the Socialist Party, England & Wales)

Since February, every month this year, there has been a big protest of young people outside Parliament and in town centres around the country. The “youth strikes 4 climate” have brought thousands of young teenagers […]

Theory & Marxism

Socialism or pessimism? Paul Mason’s ‘Clear Bright Future: a radical defence of the human being’ reviewed

June 27, 2019 Peter Taaffe, from Socialism Today (July 2019 issue)

These are complicated, contradictory times. The capitalist system is in crisis, unable to recover fully from the decade-long great recession. Mass revolt has erupted – the ‘Arab’ spring, protests in Latin America, Sudan, Algeria and […]

Middle East & North Africa

Iran-US tensions: Neither imperialism nor regional powers offer a way forward for workers and poor

June 26, 2019 Robert Bechert, CWI

The apparent last minute cancellation by Donald Trump of US military retaliation – after Iran shot down an unmanned surveillance drone – has not significantly lessened the chances of new military clashes given the continuing […]

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Scotland

Scotland: Nationalise the threatened Caley railway yard

June 21, 2019 Socialist Party Scotland Reporters

Skilled jobs are going and more are threatened with the possible closure of the St Rollox ‘Caley’ historic railway yard in Glasgow. Owner Gemini is now issuing compulsory redundancies.

Britain

Britain: While the Tories elect a new leader – prepare action to remove the lot of them

June 20, 2019 Editorial from The Socialist, weekly paper of the The Socialist Party (CWI England & Wales)

First there were 13. As the Socialist went to press at least one of the remaining six candidates will be knocked out of the Tory leadership election. By the end of the week, votes by […]

Hong Kong

Pro-Beijing regime in Hong Kong pushed back by millions-strong protests

June 17, 2019 Dave Carr, from The Socialist (weekly paper of the Socialist Party, England & Wales)

Political pressure arising from a mass protest movement, including a demonstration estimated at two million people, forced a humiliating climb-down by the pro-Beijing executive in Hong Kong over its infamous ‘extradition bill’.

Sudan

Sudan: Oppose bloody crackdown with a revolutionary struggle to overthrow the regime and for socialism!

June 13, 2019 By Tony Saunois (CWI secretary)

Nearly two months after the overthrow of the former dictator Omar al-Bashir, who ruled Sudan for 30 years, the struggle between revolution and counter revolution has entered a critical stage. Protests against the former dictator […]

Germany

After German elections, the beginning of the end of the ‘Grand Coalition’

June 11, 2019 Sascha Staničić, Secretary of SAV (CWI in Germany) and Wolfram Klein, National Committee, SAV

The results of the European elections, as well as the Bremen state and various local elections, on 26 May, will continue to stir up the German party system, increase political instability and pose the possibility […]

Finland

Finland: Austerity on pause, instability on the horizon

June 10, 2019 Edmund Schluessel, Sosialistinen vaihtoehto (CWI in Finland)

The end of austerity in Finland has been loudly proclaimed by the new Social Democratic prime minister, Antti Rinne. The announcement came as talks were concluded between his party and  Keskusta (the Center Party), Vihreät […]

Austria

Austria: Collapse of far right-conservative coalition poses need for political alternative

June 6, 2019 Laura Rafetseder, CWI member in Austria

At the end of May events moved fast in Austria after the then vice-Chancellor HC Strache was seen in the leaking of the “Ibiza Video”. He was seen and heard plotting to take over the […]

Ireland Republic

Southern Ireland elections: Big gains for Greens, little change for right wing parties but setbacks for Left

June 6, 2019 Niall Mulholland, CWI

For media commentators and pundits the big story of the local and European elections in Southern Ireland was the surge in support for the Green Party. The party tripled its percentage vote to 5.6% in […]

France

France: After the European elections, the fight goes on!

June 5, 2019 Leïla Messaoudi, Gauche Révolutionnaire (CWI in France)

The first elections since Macron came to power, the European elections were anything but exciting. Electing representatives who have no power, in an institution, the European Union, which primarily serves the interests of banks and […]

India

India: Way forward for the Indian Working Class. Interview with Peter Taaffe

June 4, 2019 CWI, INDIA

The unprecedented second-time victory of Modi, with an increased vote share, has shocked and worried many workers and young people. There is complete disarray among the left in general and Communist parties in particular. Nevertheless […]

China

The Tiananmen massacre, 30 years on

June 3, 2019 Clare Doyle, CWI

Days before the 30th anniversary of the massacre, on 3-4 June 1989, of hundreds, possibly thousands, of unarmed demonstrators in Tiananmen Square, China’s Defence minister, General Wei Fenghe maintained that the crackdown was absolutely justified!

Nigeria

Nigeria: Stop police attacks on worker-activists – Defend workers’ rights! 

June 3, 2019 CWI

  As previously reported, the police in south-western Nigeria appear to be working hand in glove with the owners of Sumal Foods Limited (http://sumalfoods.com) to prevent its workforce winning gains and establishing a militant union presence […]

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