WW archive > Issue 1247 - 18 April 2019
The drugs don’t work
The huge problem of antimicrobial resistance and antibiotic shortages is greatly exacerbated by the profit motive, argues James Linney
Letters
Left-behind; Ambidexterity; War or peace; Wake up; Apology
A delicate moment
Capital’s major financial institutions are warning of the likelihood of another global recession, notes Michael Roberts
Decline and fall of the Zionist left
While the Israeli Labor Party has slumped to a record low, Meretz was saved by Arab votes. Tony Greenstein reports
Populism, annexationism, messianism
Moshé Machover looks at the growth and increasingly influential role of religious zealots
True to principle
When it comes to US imperialism, Islam and Iran, the left has been deeply divided. Yassamine Mather reports on a recent BBC debate
Trying to escape the maze
With the polls looking disastrous and Brexit an ongoing failure, the Tories are deep in crisis. But they are not about to split the army and launch a civil war, writes Eddie Ford
Decoupled from reality
Genderist ideology is based on flawed science and worse logic, argues Amanda MacLean
No to extradition
Julian Assange’s arrest shows he is lined up for the same fate as Chelsea Manning, argues Paul Demarty