Germany’s Pirate Party: Charting a perilous course
The rise of the Pirate Party is a transient expression of underlying anti-party sentiment and a protest vote against the policies and actions of the established parties
The rise of the Pirate Party is a transient expression of underlying anti-party sentiment and a protest vote against the policies and actions of the established parties
In his ‘tsunami’ election tour Grillo began to give voice to the deep discontent at economic crisis and austerity
No trust in capitalist government! No austerity for the Euro! Kick out the Troika! For a socialist alternative![Updated article, 25 March]
… and more action after
Alternative energy and socialist planning needed
Ken Loach: "I want people to be angry"
Over 100 people packed into the Glasgow City Unison Offices on March 13th for a public meeting to build for the Anti-Bedroom Tax demonstration on March 30th. The meeting which brought together people from across […]
Just over 300 delegates and visitors took part in a very successful Socialist Party annual congress in Clacton-on-Sea from 2 to 4 March.
Fighting austerity
Electricity prices trigger revolt against system
TUC must set date for 24-hour general strike
Political instability, crisis and new opportunities ahead
What strategy to do away with rotten government and system?
2,500 people demonstrate
A few years ago Germany’s Left Party, Die Linke, was seen as a model for the emergence of new, united, left-wing parties in Europe…
Opportunities ahead in period of mass anger against austerity
But are there lessons for today?
We must take advantage of the divided enemy
Corruption crisis robs Rajoy government of all legitimacy
Perspectives for 2013
Plethora of parties and coalitions but none that represent workers’ need for a fight
When workers fought the bosses to a standstill
Debates in the Red Green Alliance over budget support
Should socialists aim to convert the Labour Party to a socialist viewpoint, or call on unions to support the struggle to build a new mass workers’ party, like the Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition (TUSC)?
The coming year, like 2012, will be one of intense struggles by the working class in Britain, Europe and the world.
Capitalist class have no solution to the deep-going crisis of capitalism they face
Capitalist establishment shaken by sustained mass movement
15% of Dutch population faces poverty conditions
The government has declared war on ordinary people with a brutal onslaught of cuts to our jobs and services.
New panorama, which threatens a situation of practical "ungovernability"
Following high profile cases such as those of Julian Assange and Dominique Strauss Khan, there has been much debate recently about rape and sexual assault. On the Slutwalks and other protests, anger on these issues […]
Prime minster Cameron, the Murdoch empire and the police have been part of a web of mutual support and corruption
Victory for the Socialist Party and the Four, who have refused to be bullied and intimidated
Continue with the struggle! Name the date of a 48 hour general strike!
Cgil reluctantly mobilize, but workers and students fill the squares
A glimpse of the immense power of the working class if action is built and coordinated across borders
A socialist alternative to rotten, bankrupt capitalism
Opening towards an all-European strike
Defend every job!
Growth in support for independence as early elections loom
For a Southern European-wide general strike on 14 November!
Preparing for a one-day general strike
Young people demand real job creation and an end to attacks on public services
New phase in struggle against austerity Workers travelled from across Britain to London today to express their fury at the Con-Dem government’s vicious cuts in living standards. The Trades Union Congress (TUC), which organised this […]
No desperate accolades from Nobel or anywhere will stop this present decline or shore up the EU’s biggest faultline – the eurozone crisis.
Campaign Kazakhstan banner denounces attacks against oil workers
Text of Socialismo Revolucionario leaflet
‘March for a Future’ a “powerful statement”
Labour leader promises more ’tough settlements for public services’
Now for an united and international mobilisation to take the struggle forward!
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