ARCHIVE | Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna was the CWI section in Sweden until 2019
Sweden: Riots in Stockholm working-class suburbs
Neo-liberalism and police violence have created social time-bomb
CWI
ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Tunisia: the Ministry of Women excuses violations against women rights
In the «most developped country for women in the Arab world», the struggle for women rights remains more relevant than ever
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
Taiwan: Sea shooting sees Filipino migrants become target of racist backlash
Anti-racist campaign needed against corrupt ruling elites and capitalism
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australia: Labour approves WA’s first uranium mine
Australia’s federal environment minister Tony Burke gave the go ahead to Toro’s $270 million uranium mining project in the Wiluna region of Western Australia.
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australian budget: Say ‘NO’ to the cuts agenda of the major parties
We shouldn’t let either of the major parties tell us that ‘tough decisions’ or ‘hard cuts’ are required.
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: ‘Bus Eireann workers in front line of class war – We should all support them!’
Bus workers take strike action over savage wage cuts and attacks on conditions
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Challenging the Golden Dawn
On 2 May the neo-fascist Golden Dawn attempted to distribute food in Syntagma square in Athens to people holding proof of Greek nationality.
ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Tunisia: The calm before the storm
New clashes on the horizon
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australian budget: Say ‘NO’ to the cuts agenda of the major parties
Those who created the crisis should be forced to pay.
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
Taiwan: Over 20,000 march on May Day
‘Defend pensions! Stop corruption!’