With a number of trade unions lining up to strike together against the coalition government’s attacks, there is a burning…

Luke Cooper discusses the growing phenomenon of autonomism in the anti-cuts and student movement   “Socialist solidarity is autonomy”, wrote…

The UK UNCUT occupation of luxury goods department store Fortnum and Mason during the March for the Alternative mass demonstration…

Are the cuts about ideology or necessity? Many on the left have argued they have more to do with Tory…

THE FIGHT against the cuts is taking a big step forward on 30 June, with a string of unions now pledging to…

The Public and Commercial Services Union has played a leading role in calling for the co-ordinated public sector strike on…

THIS YEAR’S NUT conference passed important resolutions calling for co-ordinated strikes over pensions and backed calls for a one day public sector…

Fierce fighting continues across Libya as the revolutionaries struggle to bring down Gaddafi’s regime. Rebel fighters, mostly a hastily assembled…

The revolution in Egypt has entered a new phase. New independent trade unions are recruiting tens of thousands and demanding…

SYRIAN security forces shot dead over 80 protesters on 22 April. They killed another 12 the next day, as the…

Prime Minister David Cameron has again whipped up racist fears about immigration, calling for “good immigration, not mass immigration” and…

“DIRTY BABYLON!” snarled the crowd in time to the reggae beat. It was a line from a 1980s Smiley Culture…

The Socialist Workers Party has always rejected the need to build itself on the basis of a revolutionary programme and…

1. The situation in Britain is marked by an historic offensive against the public sector, carried out by an openly…

Joana Pinto stood for the Vice President Union Development position at this years NUS conference. Below is her speech, calling…

All we seem to hear about on the TV these days is “Will and Kate”, “the Royal Wedding”, how it’s…

The Alternative Vote (AV) system isn’t proportional, but it’s still an improvement on the rotten First Past the Post (FPTP)…

Rosa Luxemburg, 1871-1919   By Karen Petrie For more than three decades Marx and Engels argued…

Tuesday 17 May 5.30pm March from University College Hospital to Whitehall This is a crucial moment for the battle to…

Over 100 Leeds activists gathered on 9th April for the Anti-Cuts Convention, an event aimed at building and uniting the…

Joana Pinto talks about her experience running for NUS Vice President position, NUS conference, and where students can take the…

Luke Cooper argues that the “Black Bloc” tactic used on March 26 can’t stop the cuts in a reply to…

The death of Smiley Culture while in police custody has struck a chord that has resonated deeply across south London…

G4S, formerly known as ‘Securicor’ has been awarded a contract to take over Birmingham Prison. The outsourcing security company has…

The explosion that claimed the life of Omagh policeman Ronan Kerr does not further the struggle against British occupation in…

What caused the credit crunch? Some said lenders got “too greedy”. Others blamed the regulators. Yet more denied it was…

From the Workers Power archive – April 1981. Mark Hoskisson explains the causes of the Brixton riots, poverty, alienation and…

Along with thousands of activists, all our readers will be striving to make the 26 March demonstration as big as…

Hundreds of thousands of women took to the streets of 200 Italian cities on 13 February calling for “dignity” and…

Teachers and council workers from Tower Hamlets called on their leaders to organise general strike action today in a mass…