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Nurses take industrial action for decent wages and conditions

37,000 workers face threat to jobs, wages and conditions

Bertie Ahern, the Irish Prime Minister, recently visited the US and met with George Bush around the time of St Patrick’s Day.

Cost cutting for profits behind preventable tragedies

Interview with community activists

Area campaign reaches out to working class

At this year’s recently concluded National People’s Congress (NPC) meeting, the Chinese government promised to increase efforts to cut pollution, spend more on poor rural areas, the health service and schools.

Fourth anniversary of Iraq invasion

Privatisation plans meet furious response

Health, education and poor countries biggest losers – – Joe Higgins, Socialist MP

A successful showcase for fighting, socialist ideas

Parents, teachers and school students’ anti-cuts campaign

It is quite common to hear authorities, public figures, or even some less conscious activists say that sexist violence, the violence suffered by women, “is a private issue”.

Almost one in every two women in Europe (about 45%) will, during their lifetime, be subjected to some form of violence.

No support for war amongst Sri Lankan community

Since last Autumn, a new government composed of four traditional capitalist parties rules Sweden.

Successful second CAP Conference

But will the Democrats allow change from within?

Socialist MP backs Aer Lingus workers 95% vote for industrial action

But what can we expect from Democrats?

But who is getting richer?

Courageous fighter for socialism

Socialist MP condemns Prime Minister over health crisis

Serving soldiers join mass demonstrations

Opposition to water charges unites working people

Today’s Fianna Fáil government also “in the pockets of speculators”

Build non-payment in working class communities

Extremely succesfull meeting of the Belgian left socialists

Urgent solidarity appeal.

Refugees to get either asylum or a stay permit

Cypriot ministers promise to find solution for the 117 Kurdish refugees that faced life- threatening deportation to Syria.

Three years after massive job cuts at Ford-Genk (the loss of 3,000) and nine years after the closure of Renault-Vilvoorde, the announcement of Volkswagen that it will cut 4,000 jobs in its plant in Vorst […]

Workers’ anger forces TUC to call protests

Greens fail to make promised breakthrough

Largest SP poll from public housing voters

Up to 11,000 jobs threatened

Two day public services general strike

An explosion in Halemba mine in Poland has killed 23 miners.

Reinstate Ilsiyar Sherafutdiniva, victimised union leader!

Last Wednesday, Nov 15, a meeting took place between the Cypriot Minister of the Interior N. Silikiotis and representatives from the Cypriot Kurdish Friendship Association – the organisation that struggles to win asylum for the […]

Cypriot Minister of Interior to meet with asylum seekers representative!

Socialist Movement organises Solidarity Demonstration for Kurdish Refugees.

AKEL decides to close office early to avoid protesters!

Twenty five comrades in Athens and fifteen in Thessalonika took part in protests – one outside the Cyprus embassy in Athens and the other at the Cyprus consulate in Thessalonika.

Fifteen people attended a protest outside the Cypriot embassy in Dublin last Friday to oppose the deportation of Kurdish asylum-seekers from Cyprus to Syria.

Green elected mayor of Richmond, California

Kurdish refugee asylum campaign

A balance sheet after the 12 October 100,000 strong demonstration