The crisis in the Middle East underlines the urgency of building a genuinely internationalist and anti-imperialist antiwar movement
Delegate-based committees of action to unite the antiwar movement, combined with a fight inside the unions is needed to bring the working class into action
Why did the biggest protests in British history fail?
By Marcus Halaby / 30 August 2013 On 21 August, reports emerged that hundreds of people had been killed in a chemical weapons attack in Eastern Ghouta, a rebel-held agricultural region just outside of the Syrian capital Damascus. With reports of up to 1,700 dead, this atrocity is just the latest in a long series […]
Marcus Halaby reports on the endgame in Afghanistan In late August the number of American troops killed in the war in Afghanistan reached a total of 2,000. This includes those killed in Pakistan and other countries where US forces are involved. Of particular concern to the US-led occupation forces has been the sharp rise in […]