Party & Programme
End the cycle of splits
24 May 2012
If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly
Better bad unity than bad disunity
28 Apr 2016
Jack Conrad examines the German question in light of the perspectives of the Marx-Engels team
Establishment reaches a deal
28 Apr 2016
The Irish working class needs its own party, writes Anne McShane
Society of abundance
28 Apr 2016
What is our vision of socialism? Hillel Ticktin outlines the basic features
Populism, nationalism and racism
21 Apr 2016
Fred Leplat (ed), 'The far right in Europe', Resistance Books and International Institute for Research and Education, London 2015, pp334, £12
Openness is a weapon
21 Apr 2016
The Weekly Worker’s commitment to open reporting on the affairs of the labour movement is not a fetish, but a political necessity, argues Paul Demarty
One, two, three revolutions
21 Apr 2016
Jack Conrad argues that democracy in the United States is corrupted and far from complete. The working class must finish what 1775 began
Don’t support Clinton
21 Apr 2016
Sanders should build on what has been achieved by standing as an independent, urges Tom Munday
Carry on regardless
14 Apr 2016
SPEW just will not admit it was wrong in its characterisation of Labour, writes Peter Manson
The in-out kabuki dance
14 Apr 2016
James Marshall of Labour Party Marxists says a passive boycott is not as good as an active boycott. But it is far better than participating in Stronger in Europe
Drawing lines of distinction
14 Apr 2016
We need to look beyond 2020, urges Paul Demarty
Who are the ‘moderate’ opposition?
07 Apr 2016
Amongst the chaos, new alliances are taking shape, reports Yassamine Mather
Tide turns against Zuma
07 Apr 2016
While the ‘official communists’ are now looking for a change of leadership, writes Peter Manson, they have no intention of championing working class independence
Nationalise Tata
07 Apr 2016
A statement from the Provisional Central Committee of the CPGB
A bureaucrat’s tool
07 Apr 2016
Imogen Wilson’s predicament is a timely reminder that ‘safe spaces’ policies are anti-democratic and a gift to the right, argues Paul Demarty
Straight-talking left
07 Apr 2016
There is nothing to fear from openly and honestly reporting our meetings, writes Sarah McDonald