International
BRICS+ Where next for the bloc of emerging economies?
At its August conference in South Africa, the BRICS group of ‘emerging markets’ (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) agreed to accept six new members.
What if the bosses fight back? The lessons of the Chilean Popular Unity 1970–1973
The events of 1970-73 hold vital lessons for us in a new period of revolutions and military coups.
Coups challenge French hold over former African colonies
The increasing power of China and Russia is giving coups more chance of success
Coup in Niger exposes acute crisis of Sahel region
The spate of coups across the region reveals intensifying imperialist struggle for control of key resources.
Pakistan: LQM mobilises tens of thousands for labour rights
The Pakistani working class is mobilising.
Oppressed French youth demand justice for Nahel!
27 June, Nanterre (a banlieue of Paris): two policemen stop a car, one shouting, ‘Open or I put a bullet in your head!’. Seconds later, a shot. 17-year-old Nahel M is dead.
Israel bombs Jenin while its West Bank settlers run amok
Israel launches deadly raid into the occupied territories
Why Russia is an imperialist power
An analysis of the specific features of Russian imperialism
The short ride of the Valkyries
Wagner mutiny shows how Ukraine war is testing Putin regime
A year of war in Ukraine
Resolution adopted by the XIIth Congress of the League for the Fifth International.
Socialists and the war in Ukraine
The League for the Fifth International corrects its errors on the character of the war in Ukraine
Pakistan: Heading for a constitutional crisis?
Pakistan is heading towards a constitutional crisis. Minerwa Tahir argues why a constituent assembly is the way forward.
The G7 Summit reveals problems for the West
As rival imperialists manoeuvre for position, workers urgently needs a Fifth International
Turkey after Erdogan’s triumph
As Erdogan scrapes victory on a slim margin Dave Stockton asks where next for the left in Turkey.
The dual character of the Ukraine war
The manoeuvrings of the great powers will shape the prospects for peace
Thieves fall out in Khartoum
The outbreka of fighting has shattered illusions in the military-led 'democratic transition'
Good Friday at 25: celebrations can’t mask failures
The GFA promised much but delivered little—except a breathing space for British imperialism
Windsor Frameworks leaves Stormont in limbo
UK-EU deal sidelines reveals decorative nature of Northern Ireland Assembly
Israel-Palestine: break the wave of repression!
The far right government has unleashed a wave of settler violence
French workers step up battle against pension reform
Protests over pensions have become a battle for democracy
Turkish-Syrian earthquake: minorities worst hit by humanitarian disaster
By Dilara Lorin 4,440 PEOPLE were killed in the earthquake in Turkey and Syria by the morning of 7 February. And the numbers continue to rise steadily. In addition, there are well over ten thousand people injured, some seriously. The humanitarian catastrophe affects the mass of the population in both countries, which are already suffering […]
