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Referendum has nothing to offer

07 Jun 2012

Neither Scottish independence nor British unionism. Sarah McDonald looks at the launch of the "Yes" campaign

Ukraine: Great power tug of war

06 Feb 2014

The US and the EU are on one side, Russia is on the other; the human victims are the Ukrainian population, writes Eddie Ford

Legacy of the Arab spring

30 Jan 2014

Three years after the start of the mass revolts Yassamine Mather assesses the situation in Tunisia and Egypt

Dieudonné’s calculated anti-Semitism

30 Jan 2014

Free speech is too valuable a weapon to be thrown away. Eddie Ford calls for unequivocal opposition to state bans on racists and fascists

Immigration: Chauvinist demagoguery

16 Jan 2014

Paul Demarty looks at the poisonous bilge of our native reactionaries

Review: Fascism’s local history offensive

16 Jan 2014

Gordon Stridiron, 'Blackshirts in Geordieland', Black House Publishing 2013, pp260, £12

Nick Griffin: A rat on a sinking ship

09 Jan 2014

The collapsing British National Party is the victim of its own contradictions, not anti-fascism, writes Paul Demarty

Mandela: He was a bourgeois hero

12 Dec 2013

South African Marxist Hillel Ticktin discusses the role of Nelson Mandela with Peter Manson

Mandela: Creation of a cult

12 Dec 2013

The ruling class is honouring a man who helped make South Africa safe for capitalist exploitation, writes Peter Manson

AWL: Matgamna’s chauvinistic tirade

31 Oct 2013

Imperialism may not have invented political Islam, writes Yassamine Mather, but it has certainly used it to its advantage

Italy: M5S racism exposed

24 Oct 2013

Confused left populism should not blind us to the natsure of Beppe Grillo’s party, writes Toby Abse

The ballad of Tommy Robinson

17 Oct 2013

The left is in the habit of not thinking, notes Paul Demarty. Nowhere more so than when it comes to the far right

UKIP: Dangers of nationalism

26 Sep 2013

Will Nigel Farage change the face of politics? Eddie Ford looks at the evidence

Ukip blocked by a cynical Cameron

08 Aug 2013

Contrary to the expectations of many on the left, writes Eddie Ford, the winds of change in British politics are blowing to the right

Egypt: Not the next stage of the revolution

04 Jul 2013

Continued economic decline sealed the fate of the Muslim Brotherhood, writes Yassamine Mather. But martial law also represents a defeat for the working class and democracy

South Africa: Governmental communists turn to witch-hunting

04 Jul 2013

Outsiders are used to explain away the class struggle, writes Peter Manson

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