ARCHIVE | Poland
Poland: Why we joined CWI
The struggle for socialism has to be coordinated on an international scale. That is the fundamental purpose of a revolutionary Workers’ International.
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ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US elections: Assessing the Nader Challenge
Was it worth voting for Kerry after all?
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
Taiwan’s elections: Chen won’t act without Bush
Ahead of Taiwan’s elections on 11 December, Taiwanese socialist Huang Ding-wang who is living abroad gave the following interview to Laurence Coates of Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna (CWI Sweden).
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
China: The Daping mining disaster and “maximising profits”
The final death toll may rise to over a hundred at the Daping coal mine in what is China’s worst mining disaster so far this year.
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: ‘Million Worker March’ in Washington DC
On Sunday, 17 October, thousands of workers converged on Washington DC to voice opposition to the policies of US big business. Bryan Koulouris, Socialist Alternative (US CWI) Working people in the US have been under […]
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Socialist MP, Joe Higgins, challenges Kofi Annan, UN Secretary General
Gives voice to the anger of the thousands of working class people he represents.
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Bosses’ terrorism on the job
Interview with a Pizza Hut worker fighting for a union
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
Women: Eating disorders
Symptoms of a sick culture
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Bush’s war on public education
Underfunding 101
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Military Recruiters Out of Our Schools!
Counting the extra $87 billion Congress approved for the war in Iraq, last year’s U.S. military budget totaled over $488 billion. The government spends workers’ tax money to invade and occupy Iraq, while U.S. public […]