WW archive > Issue 1089 - 14 January 2016
Abyssinia and the myth of appeasement
Eighty years ago, fascist Italy invaded Abyssinia. Mike Belbin argues that this event is the key to understanding the international politics of the 1930s and after
Letters
Taking part?; Fascist Bowie; Shocking; Status update; On the up; Curious; In or out
Giving lie to Tory claims
Support for the junior doctors remains firm, writes James Linney
Systems and symptoms
While millions live in dire poverty, the SACP wants us to believe that the main problem is still ‘racism’. Peter Manson reports
Migrant sex mob hysteria
Instead of fighting for open borders and internationalism, the left in Germany has joined the ruling class in its collective embarrassment, says Tina Becker
A dynasty of ill-gotten gains
Yassamine Mather looks at the life of Ashraf Pahlavi who died on January 7 aged 96
Trusting who?
Richard Galen writes from the picket line at Croydon University Hospital
And the band played on
As Chinese woes once again spread throughout the world economy, Paul Demarty wonders what could shake the complacency of the bourgeoisie