WW archive > Issue 1258 - 04 July 2019
A company union?
James Marshall of Labour Party Marxists looks at Jeremy Corbyn’s latest proposals for the armed forces
Letters
Patronising; Climate crisis?; Not a denier; Gaza twinning; Left for Corbyn; We will win; No platform
Force the ANC to retreat
Going back to apartheid practices means denying democracy. Peter Manson looks at the ‘traditional peoples’ legislation
Flop of the century
Donald Trump’s attempts to manufacture ‘good news’ in the Middle East have so far been a dismal failure, writes Yassamine Mather
From miracle to hard border?
In the 1990s Ireland was a great success story. Then came the financial crash and now there is the danger of Brexit unleashing economic mayhem. In the first of two articles, James Harvey discusses the changing fortunes of Irish capitalism
Drop the dead donkey
Peter Taaffe’s determination to split his would-be international is yet more proof of his unfitness for leadership, argues Paul Demarty
Bitter fruit of appeasement
The renewed suspension of Chris Williamson and the degeneration of Momentum shows that the left in the party needs to get organised, says Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists
No complacency!
Update on the Summer Offensive
G20 and trade war
Osaka saw a truce between the US and China. But the trade war will break out again. This is a struggle for global supremacy and, reckons Michael Roberts, the odds are that China will win