ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Europe: A Treaty to institutionalise austerity
Irish referendum offers choice to reject the cuts
CWI
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australia: Behind the Labor leadership crisis
In the Australian Labor Party (ALP) leadership crisis Prime Minister Julia Gillard was able to fend off a challenge from Kevin Rudd, her former minister for Foreign Affairs and predecessor as Prime Minister. The underlying […]
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in Russia and the CIS until 2019
Russia: Widespread fraud alleged as Putin wins presidential election
Communist Party and neo-liberal opposition fail to win mass appeal
ARCHIVE | LSP/MAS was the CWI section in Belgium until 2019
Belgium: Thugs used against Meister strikers
MEPs protest company’s private militia
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Vote NO to EU austerity treaty!
People’s opportunity to reject austerity at ballot box
ARCHIVE | Middle East
Tunisia: New upsurge of struggle as government attacks trade union
“No more fear, the power is in the hands of the people” – Tens of thousands demand the fall of the government
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 3
Visiting workers’ occupation
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 2
Workers in struggle and discussions with the Greek left
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece Solidarity: Striking journalists continue to publish
Last weekend Paul Murphy MEP (GUE/NGL, Ireland) visited striking workers from the Eleftherotypia newspaper, which was Greece’s largest selling newspaper…
ARCHIVE | Middle East
Solidarity: Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights’Nigeria (CDWR) solidarity with UGTT and workers in Tunisia
Further support from Martin Powell-Davies, National Executive, National Union of Teachers (NUT), London, and Christoph Waelz, GEW-Berlin (teachers’ union) shop steward