Democracy & State
Overcoming the enemies within
Far-right rising: time to rethink
13 Dec 2018
Exaggerating our numbers and claiming non-existent victories does not strengthen us, writes Tony Greenstein. It leads to complacency
May survives ... for the moment
13 Dec 2018
She might have won a vote of confidence, but the UK faces a full-blown constitutional crisis, reckons Paul Demarty
Fall of the house of Osamor
06 Dec 2018
Kate Osamor’s resignation is a symptom of more serious political sicknesses, argues Jim Grant
Zionists in the Labour Party, unite!
06 Dec 2018
Momentum and the JLM have teamed up to take on David Icke, why bother says Carla Roberts
Civil war far from over
06 Dec 2018
David Shearer of Labour Party Marxists reports on LAW’s membership meeting
Left tails of liberal bourgeoisie
29 Nov 2018
He who pays the AEIP piper calls the AEIP tune, says Jack Conrad
No cross-class coalition
29 Nov 2018
The move for a special Labour conference on a ‘People’s Vote’ is designed to smooth the path to a national government, warns Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists
Immigration: ignoring the problem
29 Nov 2018
Fighting for open borders means facing up to the reality of mass migration, argues Paul Demarty
Politics of the street
29 Nov 2018
The Ukip leader’s embrace of Tommy Robinson shows how the ‘great Brexit betrayal’ could lead to the growth of a populist far-right movement in Britain, writes Eddie Ford
IHRA and free speech
29 Nov 2018
Both Zionists and the British far right want to make criticism of Israel unacceptable, reports Tony Greenstein
New stage of Brexit politics
29 Nov 2018
In or out of the EU, argues Mike Macnair, we need a united workers’ movement on a European scale
Disappearing the welfare state
22 Nov 2018
Even that den of thieves, the United Nations, recognises the suffering imposed on the working class by the politics of austerity, writes Eddie Ford
Free-trade tailism
22 Nov 2018
The Alliance for Workers’ Liberty has enlisted a clipped version of Marx and Engels to serve its political agenda. In the first of two articles Mike Macnair looks at the claims of free trade and protectionism
Science, health and profit
22 Nov 2018
Exaggerated claims for artificial intelligence are being used to further the government’s agenda of privatised healthcare, says James Linney
May's numbers don't add up
22 Nov 2018
Escape from a no-confidence vote in the Tory Party will not save Theresa May’s Brexit plans, writes Paul Demarty - hence the renewed talk of a national government