Imperialism & War > Middle East
None of the above
07 Jun 2012
Calling on Egyptians to vote for the Muslim Brotherhood is insane, argues Paul Demarty
Both sides of the fence
19 Apr 2018
Leftist intellectuals have taken fright when faced with the ‘anti-Semitism’ smear campaign. Tony Greenstein responds to Richard Seymour
Strange road to Albania
12 Apr 2018
Yassamine Mather looks at the Mojahedin-e Khalq cult backed by Trump’s national security advisor
Waiting for Zola
12 Apr 2018
The April 8 joint CPGB/Labour Party Marxists aggregate had two agenda items - the battle in the Labour Party and the danger of war in the Middle East. William Sarsfield reports that there was plenty to think about
Another agenda
12 Apr 2018
After the March 30 Israeli massacre of unarmed demonstrators in Gaza, Tony Greenstein examines the hypocrisy of Britain’s Zionists
Triple alliance piles on pressure
05 Apr 2018
The threat of war could easily become the reality of war, warns Yassamine Mather
Demonstrators mowed down
05 Apr 2018
But if you protest too much you will be condemned as anti-Semitic, warns Tony Greenstein
Attack on Iran could strengthen regime
29 Mar 2018
Trump’s appointment of John Bolton can only mean more confrontation with Iran, writes Yassamine Mather
The taming of Corbyn
29 Mar 2018
While some on the Labour right still hope to force Corbyn to resign, writes Carla Roberts of Labour Party Marxists, others are aiming to change the man and his politics
The struggle continues
22 Mar 2018
After the surrender of Afrin, Esen Uslu says that the Turkish left and Kurdish movement must unite in opposition to Erdoğan
Shame on the SWP
22 Mar 2018
SUTR accepted the Zionist ‘anti-Semitism’ narrative, writes Tony Greenstein. Despite that the Confederation of Friends of Israel Scotland was finally kept off the march ... by unofficial action
Racist by definition
15 Mar 2018
Tony Greenstein explains why Israel’s government is introducing a Jewish nation-state law
Conflicts on many fronts
08 Mar 2018
Despite the popularity of Turkish actions in Syria, Cyprus and the Aegean, the ruling AKP is forced to seek allies at home, writes Esen Uslu
The role of ideology
08 Mar 2018
At the end of the day the religious state functions in a way not dissimilar to that of the liberal bourgeoisie in the west, argues Yassamine Mather
‘Wrong sort’ of privatisation
01 Mar 2018
In the first of two articles, Yassamine Mather examines the development of Iran’s economy since the Islamic revolution
Turkish armed forces meet determined resistance
22 Feb 2018
‘Operation Olive Branch’ has given rise to increased repression and an intense outburst of chauvinism, writes Esen Uslu