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Gordon Brown’s honeymoon is over

Massive death toll deepens country’s crisis

Why did workers vote in favour of an agreement which attacks their pension rights?

Worldwide embassy protests on Tuesday 23 October.Release Saburi Akande Akinola, Taiwo Hassan Soweto and Olatunde Dairo now!

Industrial action follows spate of public sector strikes

Urgent appeal: Free OAU students now!

Commitment from union to cover costs

"No alternative but to take this drastic action"

Release Taiwo Hassan, Tunde Dairo and Akinola Saburi! Now!

Blatant example of the opportunism that typifies all the leaders of the main political parties.

1968 article reprint, with new introduction

New introduction to Brazilian edition of Marxism in Today’s World

Hundreds attend ’Socialism Days’ weekend

Industry enriches bosses but endangers life and the environment

Review of ‘China: The Fragile Superpower’ by Susan L Shirk The stream of books published on China almost equals the volume of products churned out from the country’s factories and workplaces. Many have provided invaluable […]

Solid action against pay cut and attacks on working conditions

All wings of establishment jostle for power

The Northern Rock banking crisis

Economic ‘upswing’ offers no improvement for the masses

Deaths and injuries, as protests spread

Capitalism could drag millions of working people into an economic and social abyss.

1,000 schools affected…picket lines in every city, town and village

Sectarian parties lower taxes for big business while hiking taxes for workers

Military warns of “action” against biggest street protests for two decades

Government and opposition struggle intensifies

This is an opportune time for the publication of the Pakistani edition of this book.

The Northern Rock crisis, the first full scale bank run in Britain for over a century

Make the bankers pay!

New journal continues struggle for a powerful socialist alternative

Armed threats ends action

"Generals lie, Soldiers die"

The successful strike actions of the Prison Officers Association (POA) and the RMT maintenance workers on London Underground have potentially changed the industrial situation in Britain to the benefit of trade unions and workers, if […]

A first-hand report on the glaring social contradictions in modern-day China

’Committee for Democratisation of the SP’ gains support

’Agitate, educate, organise!’ – The role of the workers’ press

Mass struggles erupt

But struggle for justice continues

Food production and distribution should be controlled democratically by the worker and peasant majority, not by the right-wing opposition

"Nothing – there’s nothing to go back to…"

7,000 workers on strike for a fair contract

The threat of Emergency or Martial Law is not over yet,

The Peruvian and Chilean ruling elites have whipped up a border dispute in an attempt to try and divert the attention of the working class in both countries from problems they face in their own […]

Need for a revolutionary socialist party clearer than ever

Between June 20 and June 23, 2007, Nigeria came to a complete halt as working people led the mass of the population in struggle against the latest attacks of the ruling robber elite.

Headline of the Glasgow Evening Times reads "Pay hike joy for striking council staff."

Wesley Suthantharabal Muthiah 1930 – 2007

’Committee for a Democratic SP’ founded

Scandals abound