By Joy Macready Women’s oppression long predates capitalism. Indeed it goes back to the origins of class society. But each…

IN A time of increasing political instability and tension that has given us Donald Trump and Brexit, it’s reassuring to…

Normally, American Jewish leaders would expect to feel quite positive about a new US President apparently more friendly to Israel…

The resignation of Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness as Deputy First Minister has triggered a new election and brought the ‘Northern…

By Katie Pelikanou On February 28 representatives from the European Union, European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund arrived…

Donald Trump’s presidency has galvanised opposition. But turning resistance into victories will not be easy. Republicans control both houses of…

As epected and intended, the Copeland and Stoke by-elections were severe setbacks for Labour and for Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership. Whatever…

The lack of imagination at the top of the Labour Party was on display for all to see last week….

By Chris Taylor UNISON RECENTLY announced that striking Glasgow City Council IT workers have accepted an offer from the council…

Brexit will have enormous political and economic ramifications on both Northern Ireland and the Republic. Since the EU referendum, for…

UNITE GENERAL Secretary Len McCluskey has triggered an early election campaign for the position he currently holds. The three candidates,…

JEREMY CORBYN has imposed a three-line whip on Labour MPs to vote for Theresa May’s Bill to start the Brexit…

THERESA MAY’S visit to Washington has turned into a major embarrassment. Her “partnership” with Donald Trump which meant she refused…

ON 10 JANUARY Jon Lansman and a majority of the Steering Committee launched a coup. This subcommittee of the NC…

ANYONE WHO doubted that Donald Trump’s arrival as 45th president of the United States heralded a major change in both the country’s…

JEREMY CORBYN kicked off 2017 by announcing that Labour was not committed “in principle” to defending freedom of movement for…

By Chris Taylor In the 18 months since Jeremy Corbyn first secured a place on the leadership ballot, hundreds of…

2016 was a year of momentous events. In Syria, the European Union, South America, the USA, these were not positive…

By Marcus Halaby THE SIEGE of Aleppo has entered its final hours. A cold-blooded and methodical massacre awaits the defenders and…

WHEN PRESIDENT-ELECT Donald Trump selects one of the most notorious climate sceptics, Scott Pruit, to head the U.S. Environmental Protection…

DONALD TRUMP’S election on 8 November was welcomed in Moscow and Damascus. It was taken as the green light to…

ON 8 NOVEMBER Donald Trump rode a wave of anti-establishment anger to become the 45th president of the United States…

MOST PEOPLE imagine that their fuel comes from oil platforms far out at sea, or wells in the desert, far…

LEN MCCLUSKEY, head of Britain’s biggest union Unite which is also the Labour Party’s biggest donor, has resigned from his…

By Mike Black WORKERS AT the factory that makes Humbug sweets are striking against their Scrooge employer. GMB members at…

RAIL UNION Aslef has announced that 87 per cent of its drivers at Southern Rail voted to strike. These strikes…

CONSTRUCTION WORKERS at the Crossrail site in Tottenham Court Road took two days of unofficial strike action on 30 November…

THE PROJECT to develop “our own progressive patriotism”, as Owen Jones puts it, is seriously misplaced, indeed a fool’s errand…

THE PAPERS, TV and radio say Britain is under siege from immigrants. They blame them for higher taxes, crime, housing shortages,…