Articles by TURC-K reporters, Kotli, Kashmir

Six years after their first military intervention, a second Australia-led military and police force has re-occupied East Timor.

The world economy today is hooked on fossil fuels: oil, gas and coal.

The launch in Melbourne at the week-end of ’Unite’ – a new union for fast food and retail workers – has received huge publicity in Australia.

Traducción por Patricio Guzmán, Chile, 30 de Mayo 2006

Eyewitness account of how capitalism brings tragedy and violence to Brazil’s poor

On the policies and practice of Linksruck (the German equivalent of the British Socialist Workers’ Party)

"Struggle against unemployment and not against the unemployed"

A fifteen year old Catholic school student, Michael McIlveen, was brutally assaulted in a sectarian attack in Ballymena town, County Antrim, on 7 May. He made it home but then collapsed and was taken to […]

Sri Lanka has just come to the end of a period of elections.

Mass resistance stops homes demolition

Australian government despatches troops to ’secure’ Dili airport

First successful national meeting of the WASG Left

Government scapegoats refugees for poor welfare and lack of housing

Capitalist independence will not end poverty and ethnic divisions

May’s local elections exposed the deep discontent in British society.

"For the first time in my life I feel I am a human being"

‘Junge Welt’ debate between Lucy Redler (SAV) and Christine Buchholz (Linksruck)

Joe Higgins and independent TDs (MPs) condemn anti-union, pro-war leader

Trade Union Rights Campaign (TURCP) condemns police brutality and organises solidarity demonstration

Youth Against Nationalism in Cyprus appeals for solidarity

One thousand four hundred workers reinstated as result of struggle

Implement the agreement or face strike action!

Venezuela ha estado constantemente en las noticias en los últimos años. La mayoría de los medios de comunicación mundiales acusan al régimen de Chávez de estar a un paso de una dictadura 'comunista', pero la […]

Workers’ representatives will have to fight for real change

‘Communists’ garner the votes of poor but policies are increasingly pro-business

Socialist MP denounces John Howard’s right wing government

Urgent solidarity needed!

Bosses indicate wage concessions but jobs remain precarious

No deportations to “one of the most disturbed and violent places on earth”

International solidarity plays role in victory

Stop the repression of Trade Union rights in the pharmaceutical company RACE

We seek the support of the international workers’ movement

 Envíen mensajes de protesta

But anti-cuts Berlin WASG re-affirm standing independently

Urgent solidarity appeal!

“A day in Baghdad” was how many journalists and commentators in Brazil described Sunday 14 May.

Trade union bureaucracy holds workers’struggles back

"Los españoles, los norteamericanos, los europeos saquearon el estaño, la plata y los recursos naturales. Deberíamos reconocer que en 1937, bajo la dirección de las fuerzas armadas, el petróleo fue nacionalizado por primera vez, la […]

When Bolivia’s President Evo Morales announced, on 1 May, a decree that ‘nationalised’ the oil and gas (the ‘hydrocarbons’) resources, he sent a shockwave around the world.

“Shock therapy to end the welfare state.” New book by Swedish right-wing author finds high praise amongst capitalists.

La Asamblea Coordinadora de Estudiantes Secundarios llamó a una movilización nacional en todo Chile el día de ayer, 10 de mayo, que tuvo una convocatoria masiva en todo el país, incluso en pequeñas ciudades tradicionalmente […]

Government aids “speculator landlords” and “profiteering developers”

;Nine days that shook British capitalism to its foundation.

Nine days that shook British capitalism to its foundation.

Fighting, socialist policies needed to resist war, cuts and capitalism

First serious setback for government’s new anti-union laws

“We’re voting for Jackie – she’s the only one we trust to fight for our services. All the others have promised us everything and delivered nothing”.

The results in last Thursday’s local authority elections were a devastating blow for New Labour and could be a death blow for Blair.