WeeklyWorker

Imperialism & War

Grounds for optimism

03 Feb 2011

Israeli socialist Moshé Machover talks to Mark Fischer about the implications of the uprising in Egypt for the whole region

Reinforcing state control

20 Apr 2023

There is a close link between a hegemon’s diminishing role and that of the media, argues Daniel Lazare

Their army and ours

20 Apr 2023

Marxists prefer peace to war, but, as Jack Conrad explains, with us that must go hand-in-hand with making propaganda for the right to bear arms and the establishment of a popular militia

Hijab defiance continues

13 Apr 2023

Yassamine Mather reports on the regime’s attempt to regain its authority and the splits and divisions in the royalist camp

Erdoğan’s power play

06 Apr 2023

Esen Uslu investigates the vote for Finland’s membership and then stonewalling over Sweden’s

From order to chaos

23 Mar 2023

Why has so much of the left collapsed into social-imperialism? Why the continued illusions in US intervention? Mike Macnair talked to Hands off the People of Iran in a meeting hosted by Yassamine Mather

Counting stolen elections

23 Mar 2023

At last we have definitive confirmation that the Republicans were urging Iran not to release US hostages until Ronald Reagan was elected. Daniel Lazare comments

Justice of the victors

23 Mar 2023

Talk of putting Vladimir Putin on trial in The Hague shows how the west is seeking the total defeat of Russia, writes Eddie Ford. But will president Xi come to the aid of his ‘dear friend’?

Voice of the revolution

16 Mar 2023

This appeal drawn up by comrades in Iran, calling for clear politics, organisation and solidarity, has attracted widespread support

Shifting interests and alignments

16 Mar 2023

The Saudi-Iran deal brokered by China is bad news for the US, but especially Israel, says Yassamine Mather

American death trip

16 Mar 2023

The war on drugs has been a horrendous failure. So, asks Daniel Lazare, why do governments remain hooked on repression?

Silent and supine

16 Mar 2023

Kevin Bean looks at the shameful official left and the split between Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell over the Ukraine war

Weapon-grade talks

09 Mar 2023

Tehran has adopted a conciliatory stance over uranium enrichment and severe punishment for those responsible for poisoning schoolgirls. Yassamine Mather reports

Now it’s Ukrainians

09 Mar 2023

The Nord Stream story continues to grow ever more complex and strange. Daniel Lazare attempts to cut through the confusion

Bakhmut is hell on earth

09 Mar 2023

Both sides seem determined to send ever greater numbers into the human meat-grinder. The battle owes more to symbolism than strategic calculation, writes Eddie Ford

Xi and John and Yoko

02 Mar 2023

China’s 12-point plan has not been welcomed in Washington, Brussels or Moscow. But, asks Paul Demarty, should communists join the pacifist camp?

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