WW archive > Issue 1419 - 17 November 2022
A tournament to remember
Corruption, brutal exploitation, hypocrisy: Qatar 2022 has it all. Paul Demarty looks at the price of football
Letters
Anti-Zionism; Hornet’s nest; More elephants!; Conciliators; Corrupt duopoly
Bleak expectations
With Rishi Sunak probably having little chance of winning the next election and Keir Starmer waiting in the wings, we should expect Austerity 3.0, writes Eddie Ford
Memory wars
In the last of three articles marking the anniversary of the Russian Revolution, Jack Conrad looks at the differences between Lenin and the Old Bolsheviks in the spring of 1917
Rebuild on solid foundations
Yassamine Mather celebrates the continuing mass protests, recognises their limitations, laments the parlous state of the left and urges unity around the basic principles upheld by Hopi
An ageing republic
The Trumpists did badly but Joe Biden is highly vulnerable. Daniel Lazare looks at what passes for democracy in America
Open polemics cauterise
James Harvey reports on plans, problems and the need to openly thrash out principled differences
Tottering towards 2024
Despite the economy ranking as the number one issue for US voters, the expected red wave failed to materialise. Michael Roberts examines the facts and figures
Play your part
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund