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Europe's mutual suicide pact
19 Jan 2012
Austerity plans pursued by European governments are proving to be self-defeating, writes Eddie Ford
May's deal is dead as a dodo
17 Jan 2019
Paul Demarty asks what comes next after the crushing rejection of May’s Brexit deal by the Commons
Thinking the unthinkable
10 Jan 2019
With time running out, Theresa May is surely approaching the end game, writes Eddie Ford
Limping towards the cliff-edge
20 Dec 2018
The government holds together for now - but the problems of Brexit will prove inescapable, reckons Paul Demarty
Slaughtering sheep and unicorns
20 Dec 2018
Calls for a ‘people’s vote’ and a ‘coalition of reasonable minds’ are demands for a national government, writes Eddie Ford
May survives ... for the moment
13 Dec 2018
She might have won a vote of confidence, but the UK faces a full-blown constitutional crisis, reckons Paul Demarty
Left tails of liberal bourgeoisie
29 Nov 2018
He who pays the AEIP piper calls the AEIP tune, says Jack Conrad
New stage of Brexit politics
29 Nov 2018
In or out of the EU, argues Mike Macnair, we need a united workers’ movement on a European scale
Free-trade tailism
22 Nov 2018
The Alliance for Workers’ Liberty has enlisted a clipped version of Marx and Engels to serve its political agenda. In the first of two articles Mike Macnair looks at the claims of free trade and protectionism
May's numbers don't add up
22 Nov 2018
Escape from a no-confidence vote in the Tory Party will not save Theresa May’s Brexit plans, writes Paul Demarty - hence the renewed talk of a national government
Going down the Brexit rabbit hole
08 Nov 2018
As the deadline looms, Theresa May is still wrestling with the Gordian knot of the Irish border question, writes Eddie Ford
Italy's government provoking a clash with EU
25 Oct 2018
Against the background of attempts to form a new rightwing coalition across Europe, Toby Abse looks at the manoeuvrings of the rival Italian populists
People’s Vote: Establishment fights back
25 Oct 2018
Saturday's demonstration carried more than a whiff of a post-Brexit national government about it, writes Eddie Ford
Brexit: more humiliation looms
18 Oct 2018
The present terms of debate on Brexit represent paralysis, argues Paul Demarty - in the government, and on the left
Still no way out
04 Oct 2018
Paul Demarty watches the fur fly at the Birmingham conference
Liberal playthings
27 Sep 2018
Mike Macnair assesses the AWL’s second conference document, on Europe