WW archive > Issue 836 - 07 October 2010
Sanctions siege turns into cyberwarfare
The Stuxnet virus is a new form of warfare. Instead of Iran being attacked by planes and missiles it has been USBs. Yassamine Mather reports
Letters
Slander; Reds; Out of step; Not my typo; Warning; Move forward; Question; Storm; Marbles; Cuba; Gangrene
Thanks for the flurry
Disagreements are not shameful, private matters, suggests Robbie Rix
What the left thinks of Ed
Jim Gilbert rounds up the response of the left to Labour's new leader
Why I am not an Israeli peace activist
Genuine socialists fight against the Zionist project, writes Moshé Machover
Divided we stand
We have better solutions, asserts James Turley
'April theses': myth and reality
Many on the left see Lenin as undergoing a conversion to Trotskyism in 1917. Lars T Lih takes on this myth and reveals a Lenin, who while converging with Trotsky in certain respects, still has a different strategy. There is also the possible influence Kautsky exerted on Lenin
Tails and wagging dogs
The Birmingham conference reveals the tensions and divisions over the coalition government, writes Eddie Ford
M-theory and god
Anthony Rose reviews Stephen Hawking & Leonard Mlodinow's 'The Grand Design' Bantam Press 2010, pp208, £18.99 hbk
Splits and fusion
Forging a united Communist Party in 1920 involved principled splits as comrades put partyist revolutionary unity above sect loyalty
Road to nowhere " the never ending 'peace talks'
Tony Greenstein examines a war by other means