WW archive > Issue 1362 - 09 September 2021
9/11 twenty years on
The full facts about Saudi complicity are still unknown. But we do know that the ‘war on terrorism’ had nothing to do with fighting terrorism, only spreading US terrorism. Yassamine Mather looks at the aftermath of September 11 2001
Letters
Separate garrets; Going North; Gender nonsense; Theological; Continued war?
weapon forged in lies
Derek James calls upon the left to show courage and refute every false accusation with the truth
A wounded giant retreats
America spent, bribed, killed and bungled on a massive scale. Daniel Lazare assesses the consequences
Reruns and failures
Eddie Ford is unsurprised by America’s failure to get a smooth, South Africa-type transition of power
The great game and geopolitics
For all Xi’s rhetoric, the power struggle between the Communist Party of China and the country’s billionaires is far from decided, writes Paul Demarty
Artificial antiquity
The creation of a new constitution is not only relevant to social transition. It is fundamental, argues Mike Macnair
Facing terminal defeat
Yes, we must continue to fight in the Labour Party, writes Tony Greenstein, but what about those who have left or been expelled?
Exciting, historical, tearful
Gaby Rubin reviews 'Summer of soul (or When the revolution could not be televised)', Ahmir Thompson (director) general release
Accused of corruption
It is bad enough that a ‘communist’ is a senior minister in a capitalist government, writes Peter Manson. But now things are even worse
We’ll take it
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund