Democracy & State
Overcoming the enemies within
17 May 2012
The left must unite in order to change the relationship of forces both within and outside the Labour Party, argues Mike Macnair
Lack of style over substance
31 Jul 2014
Miliband’s plea for less superficiality in politics is, itself, a superficial publicity stunt - and, reckons Paul Demarty, a stupid one at that
Cameron shuffles to the right
24 Jul 2014
The Tory reshuffle sees David Cameron shoring up his right flank in the run-up to the 2015 general election, writes Paul Demarty
Awakened to the class struggle
17 Jul 2014
Mark Fischer introduces another Leninist reprint; Rebecca Sachs on the political transformation of women involved in the miner's strike
Enough bluster and bullshit
17 Jul 2014
Last week saw a major strike of public-sector workers. Daniel Harvey looks at the aftermath
ANC hold on unions weakens
11 Jul 2014
The metalworkers are seeking to emulate the success of the platinum strikers, writes Peter Manson
Protected by the establishment
03 Jul 2014
Rolf Harris, Jimmy Savile and Andy Coulson all had friends in high places, writes Eddie Ford
‘Christ of nations’ in London
03 Jul 2014
Migrant workers have class interests, not Polish interests, argues Maciej Zurowski
CPGB aggregate: Arguments strengthened
03 Jul 2014
Micky Coulter reports on an impassioned debate between CPGB members
Cameron: Boxed into a tight corner
26 Jun 2014
David Cameron’s incompetent campaign against Jean-Claude Juncker has exposed his lack of bargaining power within Europe, says Eddie Ford
Scotland: Sinking loyalism and lifeboat nationalism
26 Jun 2014
Jack Conrad looks at the politics of September 18
Both campaigns are US allies and friends
12 Jun 2014
September 18 referendum has nothing to do with preserving working class unity, argues Eddie Ford
M5S takes ex-communist stronghold
12 Jun 2014
Despite the views of some who ought to know better, there is nothing progressive about Beppe Grillo, argues Toby Abse
Our men in Kiev and Donetsk
05 Jun 2014
The far right are enemies, not friends, says Eddie Ford
Countering illusions
05 Jun 2014
During the 20th anniversary of the miner's Great Strike, we have been reprinting articles from The Leninist, forerunner of the paper you're reading now
Still committed to Labour
05 Jun 2014
Dean Kirk is of a rare political breed - along with Gill Kennett he was a Labour councillor in Hull who refused to vote for a cuts budget and was therefore suspended from the Labour group. He spoke to Mark Fischer