
Gulf War: 25 years since invasion of Kuwait
’Unfinished business’ remains today
’Unfinished business’ remains today
A year after ISIS captured Mosul, the jihadist group controls about half of Syria and a third of Iraq – more territory than ever before
United working class movement needed to sweep away sectarian militias and reactionary politicians
As ISIS (the Islamic State in Iraq and a-Shams) crossed the border between Syria and Iraq, it proclaimed this to be the “annihilation of the disgrace of Sykes-Picot” and the formation of an ‘Islamic state’ […]
Iraqis and Kurds must not trust imperialist ‘helpers’
Only organised, united working class can end war and social misery
Escalating sectarian conflict threatens to draw in surrounding countries
Imperialism’s harvest of death and destruction
“Democratic” government increases repression
“We have no jobs, electricity – nothing”
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