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Resist the Tories' class war on democratic rights and living standards

PRITI PATEL’S push for new police powers follows a Queen’s speech that confirms the Conservative government’s turn in a deeply authoritarian direct

Features | Wednesday 18th May 2022

Hunger sparks anti-government protests in Iran

Features | Wednesday 18th May 2022

The Spycops inquiry: a window on the sinister side of the British state

Features | Wednesday 18th May 2022

War and climate change are creating a perfect storm for the global South

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Eyes Left The Starmer era: a study in failure

Labour now faces three options — a liberal alliance with the Greens and Lib Dems, a leadership challenge that may well not go to the left — or gathering together the remaining socialist forces in the party to fight for policies, writes ANDREW MURRAY

Wednesday 18th May 2022

Stand with Lula and the people of Brazil

A presidential election takes place in Brazil this autumn which can give socialists around the world much hope, writes chair of Young Labour JESS BARNARD

Wednesday 18th May 2022

Maria Salmeron: protecting her child above all

Who would leave their daughter with a violent man? MARA RICOY OLARIAGA speaks to the Spanish mother whose case has provoked international outcry as she faces a possible jail sentence despite being the victim of violent abuse

Tuesday 17th May 2022

We must fight to oppose this energy rip off

We cannot wait for capitalism to grow a conscience — without direct government intervention, consumer prices will never get lower and the transition to a truly sustainable energy system will never happen, writes CLAUDIA WEBBE MP

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Why ‘no war but the class war’ is a necessary cliche

It isn't easy rhetoric — it is simply the best answer: as our government indicates its desire to join the war in Ukraine, we must tie them up at home with a furious escalation of class struggle against the cost-of living crisis, writes JAMES MEECHAN

Tuesday 17th May 2022

Wales will be there for June 18

People are and should be angry at fifteen years of stagnant wages, a crisis now being reinforced by soaring bills and politicians that don't care — that's why Wales TUC is calling its members to the streets of London, writes GARETH HATHWAY

Tuesday 17th May 2022

The Scottish government’s international work

BILL KIDD MSP stresses the importance of the SNP’s commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament in light of growing global tensions and the prospect of Scottish independence

Tuesday 17th May 2022

We need to talk about the politics of climate experts

There is a left and right to environmentalism - and indeed a right and wrong: those who think infinite growth can continue under ‘green capitalism’ and those that face up to the truth of degrowth and regulating the market, explains IAN SINCLAIR

Monday 16th May 2022

Full Marx How should we respond to people who equate communism and fascism?

There is a renewed effort to lump those that started the Holocaust in with those that ended it based on simplistic ideas of 'totalitarianism' — this ignores fundamental differences in intent and outcome, explains the MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Monday 16th May 2022

Finland’s decision to join Nato is tantamount to an act of national suicide, not security

It may be taboo to say it, but it was Nato expanionism, utterly hostile to Russia, that is the origin of this current conflict — and Nato growing even more will only increase the danger of world war, writes JOHN WIGHT

Features

Resist the Tories' class war on democratic rights and living standards

PRITI PATEL’S push for new police powers follows a Queen’s speech that confirms the Conservative government’s turn in a deeply authoritarian direct

Hunger sparks anti-government protests in Iran

The Spycops inquiry: a window on the sinister side of the British state

War and climate change are creating a perfect storm for the global South

Eyes Left The Starmer era: a study in failure

Labour now faces three options — a liberal alliance with the Greens and Lib Dems, a leadership challenge that may well not go to the left — or gathering together the remaining socialist forces in the party to fight for policies, writes ANDREW MURRAY

Stand with Lula and the people of Brazil

A presidential election takes place in Brazil this autumn which can give socialists around the world much hope, writes chair of Young Labour JESS BARNARD

Maria Salmeron: protecting her child above all

Who would leave their daughter with a violent man? MARA RICOY OLARIAGA speaks to the Spanish mother whose case has provoked international outcry as she faces a possible jail sentence despite being the victim of violent abuse

We must fight to oppose this energy rip off

We cannot wait for capitalism to grow a conscience — without direct government intervention, consumer prices will never get lower and the transition to a truly sustainable energy system will never happen, writes CLAUDIA WEBBE MP

Why ‘no war but the class war’ is a necessary cliche

It isn't easy rhetoric — it is simply the best answer: as our government indicates its desire to join the war in Ukraine, we must tie them up at home with a furious escalation of class struggle against the cost-of living crisis, writes JAMES MEECHAN

Wales will be there for June 18

People are and should be angry at fifteen years of stagnant wages, a crisis now being reinforced by soaring bills and politicians that don't care — that's why Wales TUC is calling its members to the streets of London, writes GARETH HATHWAY

The Scottish government’s international work

BILL KIDD MSP stresses the importance of the SNP’s commitment to unilateral nuclear disarmament in light of growing global tensions and the prospect of Scottish independence

We need to talk about the politics of climate experts

There is a left and right to environmentalism - and indeed a right and wrong: those who think infinite growth can continue under ‘green capitalism’ and those that face up to the truth of degrowth and regulating the market, explains IAN SINCLAIR

Full Marx How should we respond to people who equate communism and fascism?

There is a renewed effort to lump those that started the Holocaust in with those that ended it based on simplistic ideas of 'totalitarianism' — this ignores fundamental differences in intent and outcome, explains the MARX MEMORIAL LIBRARY

Finland’s decision to join Nato is tantamount to an act of national suicide, not security

It may be taboo to say it, but it was Nato expanionism, utterly hostile to Russia, that is the origin of this current conflict — and Nato growing even more will only increase the danger of world war, writes JOHN WIGHT

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