Nepal: King Gyanendra’s coup
King Gyanendra’s coup in Nepal, on 1 February, is “likely to strengthen the Maoist insurgents and make Nepal’s civil war even more intensive”, according to the International Crisis Group, a Brussels think-tank.
King Gyanendra’s coup in Nepal, on 1 February, is “likely to strengthen the Maoist insurgents and make Nepal’s civil war even more intensive”, according to the International Crisis Group, a Brussels think-tank.
In a freezing and windy Stockholm, 1,500 people met up for this year’s demonstration on International Women’s Day, 8 March.
Imperialism and illusions related to European Union membership
"The Communist party’s aim is to be loyal to their master. We read Stalin, we study Stalin, we listen to Stalin and we are learning through Stalin. This is what communist’s confidence is in Stalin, […]
"Do you want the same as in Russia?" was always a standard argument from right-wingers against socialists.
Left Party’s Stalinist history used to attack socialism
Chants of "workers’ solidarity" and "Free Yao and Xiao" greeted China’s vice premier Wu Yi as she arrived at Gothenburg’s East India Docks on the final day of her Swedish visit.
Neo-liberal and anti-refugee policies feed reaction
Big pressure has been put on politicians in a Swedish council area to reverse their retrograde policy of charging for school meals.
TV and newspaper covers campaign in Sweden
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