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
Will the euro survive?
24 Jan 2019
Michael Roberts looks back at the last 20 years and predicts a rocky future
Stalinophiles and ignoramuses
24 Jan 2019
Rex Dunn examines a selection of fiction that deals with Stalinism and anti-Stalinism
Left high and dry
24 Jan 2019
Dave Vincent gives his take on the forthcoming election for assistant general secretary
National government real danger
24 Jan 2019
With Theresa May paralysed, neoliberal MPs are preparing to ‘take back control’. Paul Demarty looks at Britain’s unfolding constitutional crisis
Socialism and the national question
17 Jan 2019
Genuine liberation for Palestinians and Israelis alike must be seen in the context of an Arab and global revolution, argues David Markovich
Preparing the final assault
17 Jan 2019
James Linney examines the fraud that is NHS England’s ‘long-term plan’
Our rights threatened too
17 Jan 2019
Although Britain’s far-right yellow vests are an obnoxious assortment of racists, xenophobes and odd-balls, we must defend their right to protest, says Eddie Ford
The enigmatic gilets-jaunes
17 Jan 2019
How should Marxists respond to the gilets jaunes? Mike Macnair looks at the likely winners and losers
Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt: another witch-hunt victim
17 Jan 2019
NEC refuses to endorse Rebecca Gordon-Nesbitt in South Thanet, writes Carla Roberts
May's deal is dead as a dodo
17 Jan 2019
Paul Demarty asks what comes next after the crushing rejection of May’s Brexit deal by the Commons
Thinking the unthinkable
10 Jan 2019
With time running out, Theresa May is surely approaching the end game, writes Eddie Ford
Limping towards the cliff-edge
20 Dec 2018
The government holds together for now - but the problems of Brexit will prove inescapable, reckons Paul Demarty
Slaughtering sheep and unicorns
20 Dec 2018
Calls for a ‘people’s vote’ and a ‘coalition of reasonable minds’ are demands for a national government, writes Eddie Ford
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