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West’s attempt to impose ‘solution’ risks provoking new conflict

Big business sabotage industry

At a summit in Berlin on 25 March, the European Union will celebrate its 50th birthday.

Fourth anniversary of Iraq invasion

A review article on ‘The Writing on the Wall: China and the West in the 21st Century’ (by Will Hutton)

Bush and Chávez vie for influence

Brazilian military police violently attack anti-Bush protesters

Students join local protests

Corruption, gun fights and economic regression

Privatisation plans meet furious response

Ninety years ago, the working class of Russia, led by the immortal workers of what is now St Petersburg, rose in a revolution that overthrew the 1,000-year dictatorial rule of the Tsar.

Mass class struggle in impoverished, repressive society

Siritunga Jayasuriya, secretary of the United Socialist Party (CWI Sri Lanka) and some associates in the ’United People’s Movement’ escaped with their lives when over 300 armed thugs, led by a deputy minister, raided the […]

Smaller coalition parties say no to joining the United Socialist Party of Venezuela

For democratically-organised, mass non-payment

Political force representing working class needed

Scottish banks make billions while 1 million live in poverty

International Women’s Day – 8 March – commemorates the struggles of women workers worldwide against low pay and exploitation.

Independent, working class policies needed to build on successes

Bodies of murder victims likely those of kidnapped Tamils

Health, education and poor countries biggest losers – – Joe Higgins, Socialist MP

Kurdish women, who are oppressed inside their community in Syria, are facing two kinds of oppression.

Private developers’ thugs and police demolish local homes

Step up class struggle and democratisation of unions!

The United Nations Human Development Report of 2006 places Nigeria at 151 out of 177 nation-states rated basically in terms of life expectancy, educational attainment, income, seats in parliament held by women, female professional and […]

A successful showcase for fighting, socialist ideas

Former ‘radical’ journalist’s diatribe against anti-war movement and Left

In the 1920s women workers were only paid about half of what male workers earned.

‘We Won’t Pay’ leads campaign for mass non-payment

House that hosted Lenin and Luxemburg bulldozed

Ruling elite fear social explosions

Fighting programme of socialist change vital

The fundamental emancipation of women lies in the achievement of a classless society.

Parents, teachers and school students’ anti-cuts campaign

Discussion on Sri Lanka

The lessons of ‘Kwame Nkrumah’s rule and Pan-African ‘socialism’

It is quite common to hear authorities, public figures, or even some less conscious activists say that sexist violence, the violence suffered by women, “is a private issue”.

Next step general strike?

No support for war amongst Sri Lankan community

Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi has narrowly won a confidence vote in the Italian Senate by 162 votes to 157.

Since last Autumn, a new government composed of four traditional capitalist parties rules Sweden.

Almost one in every two women in Europe (about 45%) will, during their lifetime, be subjected to some form of violence.

Riding pillion behind Bush, Blair has embroiled Britain in disastrous wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Turmoil in Party of Communist Re-foundation

Majority of children malnourished and majority of population illiterate

Is it some historical joke that the Parti Socialiste (PS) candidate for the presidency of the French Republic is called Royal?

Left lacks coherent alternative policies

Only workers’ unity and a struggle for socialism offers a way out