Jim Blackstock

Blair may have sent a batch of his ministers to last week’s TUC. But his plans for the realignment of British politics include the complete marginalisation of the unions

Anti-imperialists marginalised

As the British and Irish states take on yet more draconian powers, the momentum of the peace process continues to accelerate

New strategy: INLA calls ‘complete ceasefire’

The peace bandwagon is gaining momentum. The response of communists and revolutionaries will be crucial

Turning point - Omagh bomb boosts Sinn Féin

Last Saturday’s Real IRA bomb, despite outward appearances, marked a definitive break with the republican strategy of armed resistance to the British imperialist occupation of the Six Counties

Loyalist split

The arson attack on a Ballymoney council house, leading to the deaths of three boys, has driven a wedge between pro- and anti-agreement unionists

Loyalists rebel

As Orangemen continue to camp out at Drumcree, insisting they will stay “as long as it takes”, their loyalist supporters have attempted to launch a rebellion against the Good Friday deal

World Cup chauvinism

Rioting England fans have set back Labour’s ‘Cool Britannia’ project

Tories wait in wings

Peace process fragile despite referendum success

SACP holds the line

Senior ANC officials implicated in corruption and gun-running

‘Peace’ process settlement near

Despite the bombs Sinn Fein will be back in the talks in time to hear the final proposals

Sinn Fein seeks court judgement

Bloody Sunday hypocrisy

Blair’s announcement of a new judicial enquiry has already provoked tensions within the British ruling class

Loyalist killings fail to derail ‘peace’ process

UDP ‘suspended’ from Ireland talks

‘Peace’ train back on track

Blair hopes that a ‘council of the isles’ will secure a new imperialist stability

‘Peace process’ thrown into crisis

The killings in Ireland over the Christmas period threw the establishment into turmoil. But does that mean the whole ‘peace process’ will collapse?

IRA split shakes ‘peace process’

The resignation of several IRA and Sinn Fein members has demonstrated the fragility of the imperialist-sponsored negotiations

‘British’ candidate wins Irish election

Blair’s project offers new opportunities

Remaking Britain

Edging towards an imperialist peace

Left moves forward in Irish election

Sinn Féin shakes British arrogance

Making the bosses pay in France

French lorry drivers’ victory raises the need for European-wide unions

Unite against imperialist schemes

IRA propaganda setback for Tories

For a genuinely human morality

Jim Blackstock takes up the debate around child abuse

Jump start for ‘peace’ process

The Weekly Worker this week publishes in its entirety a document received via the offices of the Irish Republican Socialist Party. The document, from republican socialist political prisoners in Portlaoise Jail, ‘instructs’ us to apologise for printing an article (‘Historical reality’, Weekly Worker May 30) of which they disapprove. They allege that we were duped by British intelligence into publishing ‘disinformation’