In an extract from Workers Power’s forthcoming programme, Beyond The Crisis – Beyond Capitalism, Richard Brenner sets out our key…

WHEN IT IS 38 degrees in the sun, not much stirs in the centre of Athens. But on 24 August 10,000…

By KD Tait THE ACTS OF resistance taken by thousands of young people during the student movement of winter 2010-11 shook the…

IF YOU ARE a new student reading this there’s a good chance you’ve started a course that will see you graduate…

YOUNG PEOPLE in Tory Britain are caught between a rock and a hard place. Youth unemployment stands at over 20…

JUST WEEKS after London was touted as a multicultural paradise during the Olympics, international students at London Metropolitan University have been…

“Every time – we beat ‘em then walk away. Let’s get some blacklisted guys and shop stewards in and hit…

Union leaders are planning neither to change their strategy nor to lead an effective fight to stop the Tory-Lib Dem…

Julian Assange has been granted political asylum by Ecuador, in a move which has divided opinion amongst those who support…

Three members of the Russian radical feminist band Pussy Riot have been sentenced to two years in prison after being…

The family, friends and supporters of Sean Rigg, a black musician from Brixton, have finally heard some of the facts…

The workfare system sees multi-millionaire companies such as Tesco, McDonald’s and Asda exploiting workers by forcing them to take part…

Disabled People Against Cuts organised a week of protests in the run-up to the Paralympic Games to highlight attacks on…

Spain is the new Greece, the latest country to fall victim to the bond markets and Eurozone bailout conditions. With…

Editorial of Workers Power 366 – September 2012 We are halfway through the Tory-Lib Dem government. David Cameron and Nick…

Halfway through its term the Tory-Lib Dem coalition has failed – even by its own standards. Nick Clegg recently said…

  Statement of the League for the Fifth International 20 August 2012 The League for the Fifth International condemns the…

As the rival imperialist powers manoeuvre to gain an advantage from the mass uprising against Bashar al-Assad’s dictatorship, Marcus Halaby…

Unite Construction Rank and File – the “sparks” – held their conference in London last Saturday, almost one year to…

Rebecca Anderson asks why the left has covered up the latest sellout by so-called ‘left’ trade union PCS On 26…

Racism rife, jobs and services in shreds, justice denied – Jeremy Dewar reports Pam Duggan, whose son was shot by…

By Andy Yorke GMB and UNITE officials called off the third Remploy strike scheduled for Monday 6 August, breaking the…

By Paul Silson In another slap in the face for disabled people, Atos Origin has secured a £400 million contract…

Rebellion, a national event of the Anticapitalist Initiative (ACI), took place in London on 14 July. It attracted around sixty…

A sustained Remploy strike could put the Tories into crisis Remploy workers are preparing to strike against government plans to…

Nassos Theodoridis, a member of Syriza’s Human Rights Commission, spoke by live-link to a meeting organised by the Labour Representation…

A fantastic strike took place at the Remploy factory in Leeds on Thursday, reports Paul Silson. Every single unionised worker…

Leaflet given out at Leeds Remploy factory picket line on 19 July 2012 Remploy strike leaflet 19 July 2012 (as pdf)…

In a dramatic turn of events on the eve of the second London bus strike, the employers appear to have…

Today’s strike saw hundreds of bus drivers from 17 companies putting on some of the biggest and most militant pickets…