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Andy Yorke reviews The Left Case Against the EU by Costas Lapavitsas
The incoherent arguments put forwards by Lexit supporters offer no route to radical reforms and lead away from socialism.
THE starting point for any socialist looking to determine their stance on Brexit is to ascertain whether it is in
ANOTHER poll published yesterday by YouGov reveals that the overwhelming majority of Labour members (86%) support a referendum once negotiations
Labour’s members are its strength: it’s time to listen to them on Brexit Read Post »
Recently, during a discussion about the recent poll showing majority support for a referendum on the final Brexit deal among
Stop using the far right as blackmail against a vote on the Brexit deal Read Post »
By Simon Hannah THE FIGHT over whether to leave the European Union is increasing in tempo. Hundreds of thousands marched
The left’s Brexit debate is nasty, dangerous and narrow Read Post »
By Peter Main THIS MONTH sees the second anniversary of the “Brexit Referendum” and, a few days later, the opening
DONALD TRUMP’S first trip abroad as President saw him launch radical changes in US foreign policy from those pursued by
The Brexit victory, in the June 23, 2016 referendum, created shock waves not only in Europe but right around the
Spotlight on socialist policy: The European Socialist Federation Read Post »
A number of factors have contributed to the rise of right wing populism in Europe and, indeed, in other countries
The “Referendum campaign” has been dominated by the public rows between the two wings of the Tory Party. But there are
THE nationalist left outside the SNP are campaigning for another independence referendum as soon as possible, but the SNP has
DAVID CAMERON returned from the European Summit in Brussels in February with a deal he claimed would ensure Britain’s continued
No to racism & xenophobia Defend workers’ rights Vote to ‘Remain in the EU’ ‘National independence’ is a retreat from
THE referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union, EU, is now likely to take place no later than the
“ELECTIONS change nothing,” said Wolfgang Schäuble, Germany’s finance minister. He was responding to the election of Syriza in January. Syriza
IN PORTUGAL’S recent elections, the people voted to chuck out a European Union backed pro-austerity government. The governing coalition between