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Another split, another sect
26 Apr 2012
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis
A courageous revolutionary
21 Dec 2017
Yassamine Mather pays tribute to ‘comrade Azam’, daughter of the late Taher Ahmadzadeh
Supplement: After king Jesus
21 Dec 2017
It was Paul who founded Christianity, a religion that in many ways upholds doctrines which are the exact opposite of the real teachings of Jesus. Jack Conrad sifts through the evidence
Anti-Semites not welcome
14 Dec 2017
Tony Greenstein explains why Socialist Fight must be excluded from Labour Against the Witchhunt
Crisis set to continue
14 Dec 2017
Peter Manson anticipates a fractious and bitter ANC congress, as candidates vie for power
Three scenarios to ponder
07 Dec 2017
The left must expect the unexpected after the next general election. Peter Manson reports
Zionism and holocaust abuse
30 Nov 2017
It is completely legitimate to draw comparisons with the Nazis, insists Tony Greenstein
Floundering in wake of Corbynism
23 Nov 2017
Peter Manson takes a look at the SWP’s second pre-conference bulletin and the poverty of thought
Quoting Nazis to damn ‘the Zionists’
16 Nov 2017
From Solidarity November 8 2017
Shutting out reality
09 Nov 2017
The SWP has been dragged into the sexual harassment scandal. Paul Demarty revisits the case
Enough wishful thinking
03 Nov 2017
The left must do better than acting as Puigdemont’s PR department, argues Paul Demarty
Centrepiece of imperial strategy
03 Nov 2017
On the centenary of the Balfour declaration, Tony Greenstein looks at the reasons underlying British support for Zionism
Disintegrating alliance
02 Nov 2017
The SACP is calling for a ‘reconfigured alliance’ with the ANC in a desperate attempt to stave off the pressure from below, writes Peter Manson
Pisapia’s soap opera
19 Oct 2017
Thankfully the attempt by the former mayor of Milan to pull fragments to the left of the PD back into the fold has ended in failure, writes Toby Abse
Party’s Sunday best
19 Oct 2017
The Sunday Worker reached a circulation of 100,000. And, far from shunning argument, it encouraged different leftwing viewpoints, says Lawrence Parker
First Corbyn, then us
19 Oct 2017
As the first Pre-conference bulletin shows, Labour presents a huge dilemma for the SWP. Peter Manson wonders if it has any answers