Austria
Austria: Striking Slovakian workers win court case against Mondi Company
International solidarity – more then a slogan!
Articles by Sonja Grusch, Socialist Left Party (SLP - CWI), Vienna
Comment & Analysis
g8: Is the threat of a nuclear war growing?
During the 1962 Cuban missile crisis the world stood on the brink of nuclear war, as representatives of two super powers, the USA and the Soviet Union, carried on their ’Cold War’ brinkmanship.
América
Chile: Los movimientos de la elite política
La renuncia a la precandidatura para la presidencia por parte de Soledad Alvear, demócrata cristiana, forma parte de la transformación de las tácticas de la elite dominante por evitar a toda costa que las relaciones […]
América
Bolivia: Los trabajadores, los indígenas y pobres están dando un ejemplo al mundo.
Una nueva batalla de los trabajadores pone nuevamente en jaque al gobierno, divide a las FF.AA. y rebela la incapacidad y la negativa de Evo Morales y su movimiento político por una salida revolucionaria a […]
Comment & Analysis
g8: G8 can’t save the planet
The discussions on climate change at the G8 summit in Gleneagles seem doomed before they have even started.
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australia: 100 000s of workers bring Melbourne to a halt
Possibly over 100,000 workers marched through Melbourne on 30 June, against the imminent attacks of the Federal Government of John Howard under the new Industrial Relations legislation.
Iran
Iran: Election blow to pro-capitalist wing of ruling elite and imperialism
The rich defeated but Ahmadinejad is no alternative
Iraq
Iraq: Deeper in the quagmire
No-one believed US vice-president Dick Cheney when he said the Iraqi insurgency was in its "last throes".
Asia
Asia – tsunami disaster: Sri Lanka – The struggle for survival and justice goes on
The people in Sri Lanka who lost everything in the tsunami disaster of 26 December are still left with nothing.
Nigeria
Nigeria: Resisting neo-liberal attacks – fighting for a socialist alternative
While Africa pays $15 billion yearly to service its debt to the rich nations and financial institutions, it receives less than $13 billion as aid with strings attached.