We need to resist the rise of the far right
By KD Tait DONALD TRUMP’S long anticipated UK visit will take place on 13 July, immediately after a consultation with […]
Labour witch-hunt is undermining the fight against antisemitism
By KD Tait KEN LIVINGSTONE has resigned from the Labour Party, days before a formal disciplinary process was due to
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Labour must come clean on Brexit
By Peter Main THIS MONTH sees the second anniversary of the “Brexit Referendum” and, a few days later, the opening
Defrosting Unison
By Jeremy Dewar LOCAL GOVERNMENT officers, health workers and school support staff will gather in Brighton in mid-June ostensibly to
Fight for five – civil servants launch pay campaign
By a PCS activist THE Public and Commercial Services union’s annual conference in May voted by a huge majority to
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#OurUCU for rank and file democracy
By Rebecca Anderson DELEGATES TO UCU’s 2018 congress witnessed an unprecedented attack on their democratic rights by the union leadership.
Prague 1968: Revolution and counter-revolution
By Dave Stockton THE YEAR 1968 was one of history’s “mad years” like 1848, 1917-18, 1989 and, most recently, 2011.
Football Lads Alliance: know your enemy
By Jeremy Dewar SINCE THE heyday of the National Front in the 1970s, British Nazis have always dreamt of lashing
Assad to repossess Syria’s graveyards
By Katie Pelikanou THE SYRIAN regime is undertaking a thinly-veiled legal manoeuvre to punish the millions of refugees who have
Italy: For a united front against racism
By Dave Stockton AFTER NEARLY three months of negotiations, a coalition government has been formed in Italy between the Five
Spain: Sánchez ousts Rajoy but what next?
By Dave Stockton PEDRO SANCHEZ, leader of the Spanish Socialist Workers’ Party (PSOE), is now in the Moncloa Palace as
Film Review: In The Intense Now (No Intenso Agora)
João Moreira Salles’ thoughtful cinematic essay No Intenso Agora begins with Charles de Gaulle’s address to France on New Year’s
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After the Windrush scandal – fight for citizenship rights for all
By Dave Stockton FIVE HUNDRED people, a large number of them of black Caribbean heritage, held a noisy rally outside
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Karl Marx at 200
By Martin Suchanek ANNIVERSARIES NEVER serve as a mere recollection of a person’s historical work. When they are about an