The DUP have returned to power sharing. Who benefits?
Despite its limitations, the ICJ ruling represents a moral blow to Israel and the western powers.
With a weak and unstable government confronting a frustrated opposition, the workers’ movement must build a united front against the IMF.
The war is exacerbating the contradictions inside Ukraine and Russia
The US is talking up the prospect of Israel's war ending with a two-state solution
Israel's allies won't stop its slaughter of Gaza, but workers have the power to do so
The decision to cut off funds for Palestinian refugees exposes the West's open collusion with Israel's crimes
Tesla is on the defensive in Sweden in the face of this union show of power.
On the night of December 21, when the Baloch Long March arrived in the city , it was brutally attacked by state forces.
The recent riot in Dublin dramatically shone a new light on the activities of Ireland’s emerging far right.
The trail of Jimmy Lai under the National Security Law.
On 19 December the French parliament adopted yet another immigration law.
Agentina's new right-wing president has announced an unprecedented attack on the working class and oppressed.
Britain is a key link in Israel’s war machine, selling weapons, conducting research, and investing pension funds. It’s time to the break the link—no cooperation with occupation!
For more than 70 yrs Israel and its western allies have cloaked their disposition and ethnic cleansing of Palestine behind the supposed goal of the eventual Palestinian State. Why has it never been achieved?
Alex Rutherford explains the tensions between the different factions of Zionism and how these affect Israel’s war aims
On October 1, the Pakistani government gave an ultimatum to an estimated 1.7 million Afghan refugees.
Andy MacDonald, Labour MP for Middlesbrough, has been suspended for using the phrase.
Workers' action can strengthen the global solidarity movement
Victory to the resistance
By Jeremy Dewar Between 1969 and 1973, Britain deported 1,500 islanders from their homes on the Chagos archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Many of them were descendants of African slaves, brought to the islands to work on coconut plantations, first by the Portuguese, then by the French. Twice removed from their homes, on both occasions […]