The effects of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans and Mississippi could be the US’s worst natural disaster, with a projected 10,000 or more people dead and its biggest refugee crisis since the American Civil War. […]
Marxists often state that counter-revolution invariably always act as the whiplash of revolution. This is the best way to interpret the easy manner with which some of the slogans which were raised by the DSM […]
The fragmentation of Iraq?
G8 fail to ‘Make Poverty History’
Press statement of Lagos NCP
Nothing has changed under Musharraf
The ‘liberal-democratic’ political system of the Philippines is in freefall.
The Battle for the re-instatement of the 800 sacked Gate Gourmet workers is proving to be a defining moment in the class struggle in Britain.
125 trade unionists and political activists pay rich tribute to the historic struggle of PTCL Workers.
The Israeli government has now demolished all the Jewish settlements in the Gaza strip, with four more in the West Bank to follow. This is the first time that Israel has removed settlements in Palestinian […]
Poland after 1945
More than 100 Trade Union and Political Leaders attend trade union rights conference
Sri Lanka is going through an unprecedented crisis, not only because of the murder of Foreign Minister Kadirgarmar last week, but also the failure of the capitalist government to meet the present challenges.
Bombings have left a huge imprint
After an earthquake comes an aftershock
Successful cwi intervention at the world youth festival
The clear class “NO” vote expressed increasing anger with one of the most unpopular governments in the whole of Europe. It is likely that new struggles will unfold in the autumn
Last week a heavy cloud of pollution engulfed parts of Malaysia.
Voters denied the right to representation
Gate Gourmet, a catering company supplying British Airways, sacked up to 800 predominantly Asian workers at a few minutes notice at one of their sites at Heathrow on Wednesday 10 August.
A socialist alternative is the only way out
Strike action shows workers are not prepared to see wealth polarization continue
Medium-sized rallies are being organised on an almost daily basis in the Philippines with the aim of driving the pro-US President Arroyo from power.
An open memorandum to the national assembly concerning the June 30, 2005 Paris Club Deal
The newly elected president of Iran, the religious conservative and former revolutionary guard Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who was elected on the 24 June tried to play down fears of Iranian workers during the election campaign that […]
A statement by the IRA on its future role, which has been in the pipeline for some time, is still eagerly awaited by the British and Irish governments and the main political parties.
Recent events have dramatically heightened the atmosphere of insecurity and tension in Britain, and particularly London.
More than 120 trade union activists and leaders of different trade unions attended a meeting organised by Trade Union Rights Campaign in the Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited Colony in Islamabad on 13 July.
A Yorkshire trade union rep’s viewpoint
Since the bombings, the Socialist Party has been calling for an emergency demonstration to be organised with the clear message: ‘No to terror, no to war, no to racism’.
Weeks of a vicious propaganda campaign against the proposal to hold a Pride Parade in Jerusalem resulted in demonstrators being stabbed by a reactionary ultra right-wing settler at the event on June 30.
The main reaction of working people to the horror of the London bombings has been a mood of unity against terrorism.
“Philosophers have interpreted the world the point is to change it”.
There is a huge wellspring of sympathy and solidarity – shared by the socialist – for the victims of the London tube and bus bombings. The unspeakable horrors that have been visited on the innocent […]
Segun Sango, general secretary of the Democratic Socialist Movement (CWI in Nigeria) has just been interviewed by Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2 on the problems of debt and poverty in Africa.
A reply to the distortions of ‘Class Struggle’
Hardliner’s victory stuns Western leaders
National congress of new left-wing party WASG in Germany prepares for general elections
Yahya Al-Faifi has had to seek refuge in Swansea because the Saudi Arabian government has deemed that he is guilty of the ‘crime’ of trying to organize his fellow workers.
International solidarity – more then a slogan!
No-one believed US vice-president Dick Cheney when he said the Iraqi insurgency was in its "last throes".
The rich defeated but Ahmadinejad is no alternative
The people in Sri Lanka who lost everything in the tsunami disaster of 26 December are still left with nothing.
While Africa pays $15 billion yearly to service its debt to the rich nations and financial institutions, it receives less than $13 billion as aid with strings attached.
Militant action needed to stop "jobs holocaust"
Imperialism condemns millions to poverty
The mass protest movements against neo-liberal policies that swept Bolivia with strikes and demos have ousted president Carlos Mesa.
Union rejects ‘deal’ – Finnish SAK (TUC) must act!
Leading activists demand end of repression of Pakistan telecom workers
Crushing ‘No’ vote in French and Dutch referendums leads to EU summit collapse
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