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Israel / Palestine

النضال الموحد سيقضي على الاحتلال والقمع

الحصار، الاحتلال، المستوطنات، هدم البيوت، تدمير الأراضي الزراعية، الإعلام العنصري، إطلاق النار على المتظاهرين، الاعتقالات، العنف والإذلال… يظهر كالشمس في كل مكان أن حكومة نتانياهو، براك وليبرمان، كما الحكومات السابقة، تكذب بخصوص نواياها السلمية وتحاول […]

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Iran

Iran: Will Bush bomb Iran?

Alarm bells have been ringing, left and right. John Pilger, the radical journalist, wrote an article, Iran: The War Begins (New Statesman, 3 February), warning that a US air attack on Iran was imminent.

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Iraq

Iraq: Withdraw the troops

There is justifiable revulsion, shared by the socialist, at the videoed public beheading of Ken Bigley. However, Ken Bigley’s brother, Paul, was right when he said that "Blair has blood on his hands".

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Iraq

Iraq: Still no Exit sign

IN THE RUN-UP to last year’s invasion of Iraq much was said in the media about the ‘fog of war’, the confusion spread by the combination of the incomplete knowledge of fast changing events and […]

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Iran

Iran: Student protests

"THE CLERICAL regime is nearing its end. Vigilantes commit crimes, the leader supports them," chanted defiant student protesters at Tehran university, Iran.

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Middle East & North Africa

Middle East: Bush’s ‘road map’

PUBLICATION OF George Bush’s long-awaited "road map" to end the Israeli/Palestinian conflict was greeted by suicide bombings in Israel by pro-Palestinian Islamists and a massive and bloody invasion by Israeli armed forces into the Gaza […]

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Iraq

Iraq: The occupation of Iraq

SADDAM’S REGIME HAS crumbled (as we go to press, 11 April) under the impact of the US-British invasion, though fierce, sporadic fighting continues in Baghdad and other cities. Scenes of Saddam’s statues being torn down […]

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Iraq

Iraq: The chaotic aftermath of war

LAST WEEK, Bush and Blair were celebrating their ’victory’ over Iraq. But within a matter of hours it became clear that piecing Iraq back together again could prove much more difficult than the war itself.

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Iraq

Iraq: Day X – Austria

The anti-war protests in Vienna and Salzburg on 20 March, partly led by the ISR and SLP, Austrian section of the CWI, demanded strike action by the unions as part of the international movement. Between […]

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ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019

Iraq: Day X – Australia

As the bombs started falling on Baghdad on March 20, over 50,000 people gathered spontaneously in Melbourne, Australia, for the first of many rallies to come.

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Iraq

Iraq: Day X – Germany

Youth against War (JgK), a German-wide campaign of school students, students and apprentices, which was initiated by members of Socialist Alternative (SAV, the German CWI section) and International Resistance (the German section of International Socialist […]

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ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019

Iraq: Day X – Republic of Ireland

A protest organised by various anti war groups including the Irish Anti War movement was held outside the Dail (Irish parliament) where a debate over the continued use of Shannon airport for US war aircraft […]

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Iraq

Iraq: Day X – Spain

The discovery that the bombing of Iraq had started was met by outrage, walkouts, road blocks and demonstrations involving up to 50,000 university and school students in Barcelona yesterday (Thursday), according to press reports.

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Iraq

Iraq: Day X – Sri Lanka

As soon as the first bombs dropped on Baghdad, members of the United Socialist Party (USP) in Sri Lanka (section of the CWI) got to work making more than a hundred large hand-written posters with […]

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Iraq

Iraq: Day X – Australia

Approximately 20,000 people lined the streets of Sydney just 3 hours after war was officially declared on Thursday (March 20), demanding Australian troops be withdrawn immediately and Liberal Prime Minister Howard end his slavish support […]

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Israel / Palestine

Israel/Palestine: The Oslo Accords

The signing of a peace accord between the Israeli government and the PLO leadership, which promises limited self-government in Gaza and Jericho, represents an extremely important change in the situation in the Middle East.

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Middle East & North Africa

Middle East: The February Gulf crisis

Working people across the world were relieved that war was averted in the Gulf in February. Tens of thousands of Iraqi people, perhaps more, would have been killed if US-led imperialism had launched its promised […]