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How we can fight back against the crisis
In the face of a huge crisis many trade union and labour leaders are unwilling to fight back against the…
What is wrong with Europe?
THE GREEK economy accounts for only 2 per cent of EU GDP. If the EU were a single economic entity,…
World economy at tipping point into recession
CAPITALISM IS staring into the abyss of a new recession. The recent bail-outs of banks and countries assumed that the major economies…
Form joint strike committees and unite the pensions struggle
Jeremy Dewar looks at the impending mass strike action in defence of pensions and asks how we can get the…
Mick Dooley: we need to transform the unions
Mick Dooley is a member of UCATT and will be speaking at Anticapitalism on building resistance in an age of…
Jerry Hicks: our side needs to up the ante
An interview with Jerry Hicks, an organiser of Grass Roots Left, the rank and file movement in UNITE, and a…
Ashok Kumar: we must fight the new racism
Ashok Kumar, student activist and ex LSE sabbatical officer, wil be speaking at Anticapitalism 2011 on the new racism “The…
Joana Ramiro: Palestine is key to the Arab revolutions
Joana Ramiro will be speaking at Anticapitalism 2011 on the struggle for the liberation of Palestine The story of the…
Education not for sale
Public education is under attack. Greedy corporations are hell bent on getting their hands on schools, colleges and universities –…
A new women’s movement to fight the ‘new sexism’
We need a new women’s movement based on both gender and class politics, argues Jo Cassidy Over 5,000 women were…
Libya – the struggle continues
Gaddafi has been toppled from power, but the fight for the future of Libya continues. Dave Stockton looks at the…
Troy Davis: murdered by the state of Georgia
The state of Georgia has carried out a modern day lynching,, writes Jeff Albertson TROY DAVIS was put to death…
India: carworkers fight back
Indian car workers have taken off the breaks in the struggle against management, by Ahsan Raza The city of Gurgaon…
Nepal gets new Prime Minister but deeper problems remain
The new Prime Minister of Nepal won’t be able to change the problems affecting the country, writes Rajesh Thapa The…
Pakistani trade unionists facing repression
Shehzad Arshad from Revolutionary Socialist Movement, Pakistan, reports on the struggle of the electrical company workers in Karachi against their…
Review: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
“There is a mole at the top of the circus…” THESE WORDS open up a well made and tense thriller, directed…
The challenge of Capitalist Realism – rebuilding faith in a radical alternative
Mark Fisher, cultural critic, author of Capitalist Realism (Zero Books: 2009) and a lecturer at Goldsmiths and the University of…
Israel and USA promise to veto Palestinian statehood
Whilst most of the worlds population support the Palestinian bid at the UN for statehood, the US and Israel have…
Dale Farm resists eviction
Natalie Silverstein reports on the latest developments at Dale Farm, a travelled community threatened with eviction ON 19 SEPTEMBER, the…
Protesters storm the Israeli embassy
Protests have mushroomed since Israel’s killing of five Egyptian soldiers in mid-August, when Israeli security forces breached Egyptian territory in…
Mass strikes in Egypt can reignite the revolution
Massive strikes by workers have broken out across Egypt, reports Marcus Halaby. This opens up a new phase of the…
Troy Davis: 10 reasons why he should not be executed
Troy Davis, an innocent man on death row in Georgia, USA, has now been executed by lethal injection, in yet…
Construction workers escalate action – Invade Crossrail site and Blockade Tyne Tunnel
Construction workers protest in Farringdon Crossrail site (Pic: Guy Smallman)
EDL in Tower Hamlets – what lessons should we learn?
The anti-EDL protest in Tower Hamlet’s teaches us a lot about the problems we face in the anti fascist movement,…
'Fuck the police!' Working-class youth and the routine abuse of power
This article gives a stark insight into the day-to-day experience of police brutality and racism in our inner city communities…
Marxism Today – London Workers Power lecture series Autumn-Winter 2011
These lectures, organised by Workers Power London branch, offer a chance for more indepth considered discussions on political issues and…
TUC day of action could see millions strike
Millions are going on strike against government cuts but to see success we need to keep the pressure on the…
Anticapitalism 2011 timetable and registration
ANTICAPITALISM 2011 Friday 21 October at University London Union, Malet Street…
The Egyptian Revolution’s new upsurge
Marcus Halaby looks at how the growing strike wave, mass demonstrations in Tahrir square and Israeli embassy protests herald a…
Ten years since 9/11
Rix Bragg reflects on the legacy of 9/11 ten years on. For those who lived through the events of September…
