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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

Entire regime is the target

10 Dec 2009

Opposition in Iran is no longer directed at supporting one section of the theocracy against the other. The days of the regime are numbered, say Yassamine Mather and Chris Strafford

Solidarity with workers key priority after June election

03 Dec 2009

Chris Strafford reports on the annual general meeting of Hands Off the People of Iran

Ahmadinejad’s possible role in savage beatings

03 Dec 2009

The Mail on Sunday (November 29) published a photograph purportedly showing Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad at the regime’s London consulate in April 1984. Comrades from the Fedayeen (Minority), who had forced their way into the building, were imprisoned and severely beaten by Iranian staff. Yassamine Mather was a member of the Fedayeen (Minority) at the time and spoke to the Weekly Worker about the incident

No way back for warmongers

03 Dec 2009

Mike Macnair addressed the Hopi AGM on the continued threat of war. US imperialism has a new face, but when it comes to foreign policy it is business as usual

Hopi: fight on two fronts

26 Nov 2009

Ben Lewis makes a call to truly champion the cause of the Iranian masses

Workers organise against regime

19 Nov 2009

More than 300 workers in the Abadan oil refinery gathered on Thursday November 12 to protest against non-payment of wages and bonuses, saying they had not been paid for more than three months. Yassamine Mather reports

Regime’s most persistent opposition

12 Nov 2009

Ali Pichgah is a veteran of the Iranian oil strikes of 1979-81, when he was a representative of the Tehran refinery workers shora (council) on the National Shora of Oil Workers. He spoke to Yassamine Mather about the current situation in Iran

Get the troops out now

12 Nov 2009

Eddie Ford examines why UK politics now questions troops being in Afghanistan

Workers gain new courage

12 Nov 2009

Iranian demonstrations have given a real boost to working class opponents of the regime, writes Yassamine Mather

Zionist collaborators with Nazism revealed

05 Nov 2009

Tony Greenstein reviews two books by Francis Nicosia: The Third Reich and the Palestine question London 1985, pp320, £25.50; and Zionism and anti-Semitism in Nazi Germany Cambridge 2008, pp344, £50

Searing indictment of capitalism spoilt by nostalgia for New Deal

08 Oct 2009

Jim Creegan reviews Michael Moore’s (director) Capitalism: a love story 2009 (no UK release date yet)

Mass protests in Iran: Death to the Islamic Republic! Victory to the Iranian people!

18 Jun 2009

The dramatic events in Tehran and other major cities following the June 12 presidential election in Iran are clear manifestations of the anger and frustration of the majority of Iranians with political Islam, writes Yassamine Mather

Revolutionary traditions and realities of power

22 Jan 2009

Barack Obama invokes the traditions of the first and second American revolutions and the 1960s civil rights movement. As Ted North shows, this has created huge popular expectations

No even-handedness

28 Feb 2008

Hopi political discussions focus on the role of imperialism and what position to take, reports Tina Becker

Pro-imperialists snubbed

28 Feb 2008

Hopi's steering committee unanimously rejected holding a joint meeting with the AWL's Education Not for Sale at the NUS conference on Iran and the imprisoned students, proposing instead an ENS v Hopi debate. Ben Lewis looks at the issues

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