WW archive > Issue 1589 - 11 June 2026
Explaining Henry Nowak
Far-right demagogues exploit the murder of a young man to attack migrants. But the left would be wrong to line up behind multicultural liberalism and the police, argues Paul Demarty
Letters
Ouija politics; YP IoW; Common ground; Modern Greens; Illusory sun; Exaggeration
Just one big trade
Hype around AI remains so big that essentially all private investments in the US are now in tech hardware and software. But if AI is to succeed for capital, writes Michael Roberts, it will be at the expense of the working class
Another fine mess
Corbyn’s Your Party has finally started to set up some tightly-controlled branches. Meanwhile most of the left and much of the membership has long gone. Carla Roberts reports
Statements from Connections Convention
Beautiful game, ugly bans
It is clear that America is in charge. Fans and officials from more than a quarter of the countries participating in the World Cup face ticket cancellations, visa rejections and debilitating restrictions. So much for the internationalism of FIFA and the sporting spirit, writes Carl Collins
Immunising the world
Some experts are saying the latest outbreak could be at least as bad as 2014. But, says James Linney, Ebola could be eradicated with sufficient resources and basic disease management
Fuel on the fire
An important study shows that human-driven global warming is accelerating. As a consequence we will soon see the planet cross key tipping points, writes Eddie Ford