Europe

Days of action planned in Frankfurt/Main against European Central Bank and big finance

Pension cuts, job cuts, service cuts

Make the rich and the bankers pay for their crisis!

“Up to half of all Icelandic families are bankrupt”

Eleven years after the ‘kettling’ (containment) of an anti-capitalist protest in central London, the European Court of Human Rights delivered its judgment on the police tactic.

New, polarized situation opening up

Extreme right-winger boasts of killing 77 during court trial

The need for concerted strike action against Con-Dem cuts in the public sector is more urgent than ever.

The government is cutting more than five billion euros

5,000 anti-racists take to streets of Aarhus

As economic crisis worsens and class struggles continue in Spain, Greece, Portugal and elsewhere in Europe, the need for working class fight-back and to build the influence of Marxism grows.

It shows the potential for anti-cuts election challenges

Decisive battles ahead

Continue and intensify with 48 hour general strike

The question of an independence referendum in Scotland has provoked rumblings on both sides of the sectarian divide.

If any of the trade union leaders had any doubt about the full character of the onslaught facing the working class and the trade union movement, it should be dismissed now.

Will the Left Party present itself as an anti-capitalist opposition or as a ‘moderate’ party managing capitalism?

Time to fight for socialist change

Volcano of class struggle ready to erupt

Struggle from below for a sustained programme of mobilisations to fight labour ‘reforms’!

Genoa traditions celebrated with film and music

On International Women’s Day, CWI activists protest against austerity package hitting women

International women’s day, 8 March, has been marked this year with an upturn in struggle, much of it to keep hold of many gains won in the past. Con-Dem austerity is hitting women hardest.

Video of Paul Callanan, Youth Fight For Jobs campaign on national UK news programme

Brutal repression

Police break up St. Paul’s camp, which lasted for more than 100 days

A number of key unions are poised to strike-back on 28 March – and significant private-sector struggles continue.

The world famous Oxford Union was the setting for a debate on the proposition: "This House Believes That Capitalism has Failed the Poor".

International solidarity and action to oppose state brutality and austerity

Reports from February edition of Resistenze, paper of the CWI in Italy

Statement from Gauche Révolutionnaire (French section of the CWI) drawing a balance sheet of its experience in the NPA

Workers need a party with anti-cuts, socialist policies not coalitions with capitalist parties!

London is a city of enormous disparities between rich and poor, the most unequal city in the developed world – a report from the city hosting this year’s olympics

International struggle can end dictatorship of the markets

Joe Higgins argues in Cork, 26 January, to resist the household tax: "Yes, we have a choice!"

The capitalist classes of Europe are all adopting the same policy of attempting to make the working class pay for the capitalist economic crisis.

The repression will not stop the movement!

Euro-zone crisis deepens

How socialists and the local community fought back against racism and the BNP

Scottish National Party’s version of indepdendence a nightmare for workers

Public sector union left group organises open conference to keep up the fight

Xekinima national meeting discusses balance sheet of 2011’s class struggles and prospects for workers’ fight-back in 2012

Youth Fight for Jobs and the Jarrow march

Name the date for the next strike!

Protests in Berlin, London, Vienna, Brussels Update 18:15 GMT Swedish Protests

Hospital workers achieve minimum wage

Conservatives speak for rich, not workers

General strike sets the pace