WW archive > Issue 1043 - 29 January 2015
Victory tainted by right populists
Syriza’s problems are only just beginning, predicts Eddie Ford
Letters
Bizarre history; Syriza not left; Allende update; Ushered; Weather clock; Only Ian; Pedant; Either-or; V-sign; Biblical serpent
Planning our interventions
The CPGB had its first AGM, Daniel Harvey reports
Honeymoon or hangover?
Initial euphoria on the left at the electoral victory of Syriza has given way to mixed feelings, notes Paul Demarty - but little sign of rethinking
Dishonesty and opportunism
The comrades are gearing up for a major electoral intervention. But on what basis? Peter Manson attended Tusc’s pre-election conference
Facing up to reality
The left found it hard to accept defeat in 1985
Hypocrisy abounds
Yassamine Mather can hardly believe the sickening tributes being paid to the Saudi tyrant
What Kate did next
Andy Croft (editor) After the party: reflections on life since the CPGB Lawrence and Wishart, 2012, pp224, £15.99
Green-tinted glasses
Despite the membership figures and the hype, notes Micky Coulter, the Green Party's increased popularity is not a sign of good times to come for socialists
Every little
We have a shortfall, says Robbie Rix