PCS pay ballot falls short – let’s build for the next one
The civil servants’ campaign over pay has hit up against the barrier of Tory anti-union laws. PCS members shouldn’t mourn, but organise.
Anti-semitism smears escalate: Corbyn must stand firm
The Blairite-led campaign to undermine Corbyn and the left through allegations of anti-semitism has erupted back onto the scene. But nobody will believe this latest hysterical mud-slinging from the right wing.
Kick out the Brexit four – and the rest of the Blairites too
Local Labour members are moving to get rid of their Brexit-supporting MPs. These right-wingers should take all their careerist friends with them on their way out.
Ryanair wages war on workers
Pilots and cabin crew at Michael O’Leary’s low-cost airline are bracing themselves for a battle with the bosses.
2018: Crisis and class struggle
In this talk from the 2018 IMT World Congress, Alan Woods – editor of In Defence of Marxism – discusses the perspectives for world revolution.
A reply to Paul Mason: don’t tinker with capitalism – break with it
A left Labour government must be prepared for power. But Paul Mason’s weak, passive, Keynesian strategy will only lead to a deeper crisis.
Gang violence and exploitation intensifies as crisis deepens
Capitalism’s race to the bottom is forcing London gangs to adopt ever more ruthless, profit-driven practices.
Venezuela: on the verge of a social explosion?
The situation in Venezuela is reaching breaking point, with inflation, shortages, and emmigration all increasing. Something has to give. Workers and peasants are beginning to move, indicating the way forward.
Fascists routed by huge Cambridge mobilisation – no pasaran!
Events in Cambridge this weekend demonstrated how to fight the far right: meet them on the streets with the power of the organised working class.
Blairite Woodcock resigns – but dozens more still to go
The resignation of the Labour right-winger John Woodcock leaves one less Blairite in the Parliamentary Labour Party. But we need to get rid of them all.
The Tories’ phony war is over
This week’s Brexit vote in the House of Commons has shattered any hopes Theresa May might have had for Tory unity and calm. But the options available to the Prime Minister are rapidly diminishing.
Taps running dry as global water crisis intensifies
Access to the most important element of life is increasingly under threat due to a killer combo of rising temperatures and decades of infrastructure neglect.