WW archive > Issue 859 - 31 March 2011
Taking on redder hues?
Eddie Ford argues that Ed Miliband is shuffling to the left as the resistance to the Tory-Lib Dem cuts takes mass form
Letters
Class act; Pick and mix; China; Genuine; Conspiracy; Marxist tripe; Incompatible; Reject Labour
Arm the movement with Marxist politics
James Turley reports on a good day in the fight to build resistance to the coalition's austerity
The long road to the Arab revolution
Moshé Machover addressed last weekend's CPGB aggregate on the defeat of the Libyan revolution, Al-Jazeera, and the goal of Arab unity
Supporting us
Robbie Rix is sure some reading the paper for the first time will want more
Unity across the Arab world
The Revolutionary Socialists in Egypt are a group that adheres to the same tradition as our Socialist Workers Party. Peter Manson asked Mohammad Hamama, a prominent RS member, about the prospects for the working class movement in Egypt and beyond
You are useful idiots
The imperialist assault on Libya has rallied many on the liberal and socialist left in its defence. James Turley argues that this makes an anti-imperialist perspective even more urgently necessary
Organising for things to come
The amended perspectives document, as agreed by the March 2011 CPGB aggregate
No defence of Benghazi
Gerry Downing of 'Socialist Fight' believes the anti-Gaddafi rebellion is totally reactionary
Debating Labour left and left Labourism
Alex John reports on the March 27 aggregate of CPGB members and supporters in London