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The Degenerated Revolution
The second edition of The Degenerated Revolution updates the original analysis of the origins and nature of the Stalinist states…
Pensions dispute: PCS union leaders betray struggle and call off strike
Civil Servants in the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) have voted overwhelmingly to reject pension cuts and to take…
All out on 28 March to defend pensions!
The next round of pensions strikes on 28 March needs to be massive, argues Jeremy Dewar • No cuts to…
The anticuts movement faces great challenges in the coming months
SPRING 2012 could see a turning point in the anticuts struggle. After last years broadening of resistance to the coalition’s…
Sparks’ victory shows the power of the rank and file
Direct action and the threat of a strike forced the construction companies to back down, writes John Bowman. What are…
Workfare – No Way!
Joy Macready reports on the exciting campaign against workfare Anti-workfare protests across the country have forced a number of high-profile…
Egypt: counter-revolution in heartland of the Arab Spring poses new challenges
The victory of the Islamists in the parliamentary elections is a dangerous sign, warns Simon Hardy FOR ALL that is new…
Baba Amr falls to Syrian regime
The Syrian regime is scoring some important victories, but the revolution is not defeated yet, writes Marcus Halaby THE CITY of…
Indian general strike heralds the awakening of the working class
Uslan Yentik investigates the impact of the recent all India general strike which saw millions take action TENS OF millions…
Spanish general strike looms large
Tens of thousands of students and young people in Spain marked the European TUC Day of Action against austerity measures…
Putin’s re-election masks growing divisions in Russia
Putin’s electoral victory will lead to be social resistance in the coming years, writes Andy Yorke Vladimir Putin’s election to…
How should we organise against capitalism: Networks or a Party?
The great recession has tested working class parties to the limit. Almost every social democratic and labour party has repositioned…
The Catholic Church wages war on gay rights
The Catholic Church is campaigning to prevent Gay people having the right to marry IN A letter read out in 2,500…
Green councillors vote for cuts in Brighton
Many Green Partty members are in shock at recent events on Brighton town council, reports Simon Hardy MANY SUPPORTERS of…
Next steps for the Occupy movement?
Anton Soika reports on the latest developments with the Occupy movement THE EVICTION of Occupy London on 28 February saw…
Morning Star call for a conference and (possibly) a new party
The Morning Star, daily paper of the Communist Party of Britain (CPB), has issued an appeal to all organisations of…
Unemployment in Britain grows faster amongst women and young black men
Rachel Brooks reports on the latest worrying trends in growing unemployment in Britain OVER HALF of black men in Britain between…
Defend Alfie Meadows – end police violence
Alfie Meadows is being victimised by police, reports Luke Cooper The case of Alfie Meadows highlights the injustices being inflicted…
22 dead in Gaza after Israeli airstrikes
Sally Turner AT LEAST 22 Palestinians, including 18 militants and at least four civilians, have been killed in recent air strikes…
US soldier massacres 16 civilians in Afghanistan
The recent atrocity in Afghanistan is just the latest in a long list of crimes, reports Sally Turner NINE AFGHAN children…
France’s New Anticapitalist Party faces uncertain future
Marc Lasalle and Dave Stockton reports on the crisis in the NPA as it heads for the presidential elections IT IS…
Orgreave: Reliving a crucial battle of the working class
Joy Macready reviews The Battle of Orgreave (2002) IN 2001, Turner Prize winning artist Jeremy Deller orchestrated a re-enactment of…
Taking the red pill – Marx Reloaded review
Simon Hardy reviews Marx Reloaded by Jason Barker (2011) MARX IS back, but are his ideas still relevant? That is the basic theme…
The new anticapitalist project
Sussex University AROUND 80 people came to a meeting organised by the New Left Initiative at Sussex university in early…
Building the League in South Asia
Martin Suchanek reports on the recent meeting of League members in South Asia OVER THE last decade the Asian continent has…
What kind of health service do we need?
MARK FISHER in Capitalist Realism accuses the left and the unions today of limiting themselves to opposing Tory “change” rather…
Fighting to save the NHS from privatisation
The NHS is staring into the abyss of privatisation, writes Mark Booth. Now we need a national campaign to save…
KONY 2012 : right cause, wrong answer
Dan Edwards and KD Tait from Revolution investigate the facts behind the popular Kony2012 campaign and find a sinister organisation…
Why we still need international women’s day
International women’s day needs to be put back on the map as a rallying point for women’s liberation around the…
Victory for sparks as Balfour Beatty backs down
Electricians across the country are celebrating their victory against the corrupt bosses of Balfour Beatty. The company was trying to force…