WW archive > Issue 1109 - 02 June 2016
Legacy of the 2003 war
We all know who is responsible for Fallujah, writes Yassamine Mather
Letters
Market socialism; Nuanced; United States; It’s imaginary; Talent; Toilet paper
Divisions continue to multiply
Berlusconi shows all the signs of being a spent force, writes Toby Abse. But overall, politics still moves to the right
Edging towards affiliation
Mark Serwotka hopes to win next year’s PCS conference to join the internal Labour battle to defeat the right, writes Peter Manson
Letting Blair off the hook
Eddie Ford is not holding out any hopes for the Chilcot report
Political response needed
How will the resistance to France’s ‘labour reforms’ end? Daren Greene looks at the contending forces
Short cuts may not work
Chris Gray reviews: Yanis Varoufakis, 'And the weak suffer what they must?', Bodley Head 2016, pp336, £11.89
Relationship of mutual dependency
Zionism uses the term ‘anti-Semitism’ against anyone who opposes its crimes against the Palestinian people, writes Eli Aminov
Stop treating people like idiots
Paul Demarty surveys the latest output of ‘Project Fear’ - so you don’t have to
Vital reading
Also vital to donate, says Robbie Rix
Reject the new contract
We need to develop a realistic strategy for victory, writes Richard Galen