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General strike in Egypt as revolution enters new phase
In the last days a general strike has rocked Egypt. The strike movement illustrates how the Egyptian revolution is entering…
Who really beat Qaddafi?
This piece at the Daily Kos looks at the clamour of western powers to claim victory for the Libyan Revolution…
Where next in the fight to save our pensions?
Tower Hamlets Unison has called an unofficial conference on pensions
Islamophobia – the rise of the new racism
Natalie Silverstein and Rix Bragg investigate how racism has changed as its targets have changed FOR ALL the soul searching about…
Will the UN General Assembly recognise Palestinian statehood?
September will see a show down at the UN over the question of Palestinian statehood. This could have serious international…
What the riots reveal about Britain
View of British riots from the USA
After the fall of Gaddafi revolution must go deeper
Gaddafi has been defeated – now the fight is on to save Libya from NATO and the oil grabbing western…
Imperialist hypocrisy over Libya
Rebel fighter in Libya
Rank and file electricians take action against rate cuts
Sparks' picket line at Blackfriars Bridge
On the buses – fightback at Sovereign
A FIGHTBACK is brewing at the London Sovereign bus company, writes Joy Macready. The workers have rejected a 5.2 per cent…
More political persecution of student activists
Dan Edmonds reports on the latest round of students going through the courts after the protests AS THE courts prepare…
Economic crisis – what’s next?
The world economy has so far failed to emerge from the crisis with any degree of health, Richard Brenner looks…
Militant action can reverse Con-Dem education reforms
A year after students took to the streets, the fight for the future of education in Britain continues. As young…
France: after the battles of autumn 2010, which way forward?
France has been gripped by mass strikes and demonstrations many times over the last decade, Marc Lassalle examines the reason…
Revocamp 2011 success
Alex Kelby reports from this year’s REVOLUTION Summer Camp FROM THE 8 – 12 August 2011 REVOLUTION held its international summer…
The week the youth fought back
Marcus Halaby recounts how the London and UK riots of August 2011 unfolded A spontaneous uprising against police racism and…
In rape cases, who is on trial?
The acquittal of Dominique Strauss Kahn and the public character assassination of his victim reveal a lot about societies attitudes…
British justice – class justice
Police "apprehend" a man in london
Class justice: ‘Lock ’em up and throw away the key’
Jeremy Dewar looks at some of the most shocking riot-related sentences to date. Others will surely follow, as the crown…
Who are the real thieves?
Peter Viggers' infamous duck house
The Nasty Party
Jeremy Dewar argues that the Conservative Party has completely reverted to type after the riots The Tories have long sought…
Stop the Dale Farm eviction!
The community of Irish travellers at Dale Farm in Basildon, Essex, have been living on the green field site for…
Twenty years since the death of the USSR
Dave Stockton looks back at the aborted coup in the USSR and the counter-coup by Boris Yeltsin THE COLLAPSE of…
General strike: Chilean workers and students unite
Massive student protests and strikes have rocked Chile as people fight back against education cuts by the unpopular right wing…
Interview with Ken Loach: “No wonder people are angry”
The British Film Industry is showing a retrospective of Ken Loach’s work during September and October. Here, we reprint a…
Why state bans boomerang on us
WHY SHOULD revolutionaries be opposed to calling on the capitalist state to ban fascist marches? Not because we defend the democratic…
Capitalism and celebrity
In today’s society, no status supersedes that of ‘celebrity’. But is that really the case? Joana Ramiro looks at the…
Din Wong (1948–2011)
Fascist EDL must be stopped
The EDL presence in Tower Hamlet on 3 September needs to confronted with a mass community mobilisation, writes Dan Edmonds…
Editorial: Autumn of struggle
THIS SUMMER has been a truly momentous one. The riots that swept the country caused huge soul searching by liberal England and…
