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TWT: Socialist festival engages in battle for new party
The World Transformed returned with a welcome opportunity for the left to debate tactics and strategy
Government attacks on skilled worker visas undermine everyone
Kneejerk racist response to Reform surge sets a terrible precedent and must be vigorously fought
Abolition of ILR is a dangerous escalation in anti-migrant racism
Abolition of indefinite leave to remain will turn millions of workers into second-class citizens
Solidarity with the Ecuadorian people and their social organisations!
Statement in solidarity with the social movements in Ecuador
The Degenerated Revolution: The rise and fall of the Stalinist States
Our book analysis the class character of the Soviet Union, the expansion of Stalinism after WW2 and the collapse and …
Vote Andrea Egan for Unison general secretary
The election has opened with a left candidate challenging incumbent Christina McAnea
Issue 425 – October 2025
Issue 425 – October 2025. Read and download
The Agitator: Towards a four-day week
Our regular column looks at recent campaigns to reduce the working week
Labour divisions grow as Burnham mulls challenge
Opposition to Starmer could be channelled into a new 'left' challenge to restore Labour's fortunes
Marxism and ‘left populism’
Why the theories of 'left-populism' can't be a basis for working class politics
The youth uprising in Nepal
Protests against a social media ban have spiralled into an anti-government uprising
Sri Lanka: JVP puts interests of IMF above workers and peasants
After winning a landslide victory, the JVP-led government is acting to stabilise Sri Lankan capitalism
Burkina Faso: the limits of Traoré’s ‘anti-imperialism’
As Russia's influence increases, the limits of replacing one imperialist camp with another become clear
France: general strike and blockades confront austerity budget
The budget contains €44 billion of cuts, while hiking military spending
Bus strikes shut down Manchester
Bus strikes across three networks shut down Greater Manchester in September. More strikes have been announced for October.



