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Protest against new attack on workers’ rights

Tens of thousands in battle against tuition fees rise

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

Brutal repression

Campaign for a democratic students’ union goes on – Send protests now!

Western powers step up sanctions and military threats against Tehran

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".

With almost 3 million people participating in the process of primary elections, the coalition of right-wing parties in opposition to the Chavez government, elected a united candidate for the Presidential elections in October.

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

MEP Paul Murphy raises the need for the Egyptian masses to take political and economic power out of the hands of the ruling elite and military

For a mass movement of workers and the poor to defeat Assad’s regime and imperialism!

Full inquiries moved by Paul Murphy MEP and agreed

Cosawu union won application to represent about 700 workers

Kurmanov and Ukteshbayev speak out

Immediate support given by Bob Crow, rail-workers’ leader in Britain, Paul Murphy, MEP, from Ireland, Swedish trade union journalist and Australian Councillor, Steve Jolly

Part of struggle against bureaucratisation of union

LA School 2012 takes place against the backgound of sharp changes on the continent

Urgent protests needed!

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

No trust in Arab League and imperialist powers

A big protest rally in freezing temperatures greeted the Kazakhstan president as he attended a meeting to strengthen relations with the German government and big business.

74 killed in horrific scenes

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.

A socialist view on recent showdown between government and people

The repression will not stop the movement!

Urgent solidarity needed

The lessons of the first waves of revolutionary movements

Worldwide solidarity campaign means the Kazakhstan regime can no longer deny 16 December massacre

Interview with two Tunisian socialists, one year after the fall of Ben Ali

Whole continent on the verge of major social convulsions and political shocks

The illusory appearance of a peculiar isolation from the international picture of stagnation, recession and economic crisis is fragile – a new period of turbulent class conflict lays ahead

Euro-zone crisis deepens

Masses in Cairo and other cities demand end to military rule

Contradictions and new struggles define situation in region

Release Vadim Kuramshin and all those arrested – End harassment of opposition activists!

16 December underlined the need for the workers’ movement to link economic demands to the struggle to bring down the regime

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

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

As economic crisis worsens, new class conflicts loom

Struggle forces Jonathan back a bit, but could have won far more with a more resolute leadership – We Condemn Repression by Police and Army

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