WW archive > Issue 920 - 28 June 2012
Haunted by danger of collapse
Another week, another summit. Yet, writes Eddie Ford, with five euro countries now members of the bailout club and Germany declining to foot the bill, there is a distinct danger that the euro will collapse
Letters
Got wood; Penetrating; Detached; Housing poverty
A site to be proud of
June 30 sees the launch of both the CPGB's Summer Offensive fundraising drive and our new website - Mark Fischer discusses the broader challenges of the next two months
One step from a shooting war
The downing of a Turkish plane by Syria has brought the contradictions of Istanbul's soft-Islamist government to the fore. Esen Uslu explains
Liquidationism and 'broad front' masks
Mike Macnair recently addressed a CPGB aggregate on liquidationism and 'broad frontism'. Below is an edited version of his talk
The school as straitjacket
Michael Gove's plans to ditch GCSE exams are socially regressive - but, writes Paul Demarty, so is the obsession with examinations itself
Economic woes and new scandals
The labour 'reforms' have finally been pushed through parliament, but president Napolitano could be brought down over alleged Mafia contacts. Toby Abse reports
Sinn Féin and the handshake
Anne McShane reports on the latest step in the 'peace process'
Miliband turns a deeper shade of blue
Is the Labour leader 'pandering to racism' Peter Manson looks at Ed Miliband's June 22 speech
Democratic centralism and idiocy of the sects
Comrades need the space to develop and express their ideas, argues Jim Creegan. The wider the distance between a given question and the party's immediate objectives and tasks, the more latitude they should have to do so in public
Two days to raise £182
Why not send Robbie Rix a pound or two before he leaves us during the Summer Offensive?