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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 blunder of historic proportions
21 Jun 2012
Voting for the Muslim Brotherhood was a vote for a party of counterrevolution, not the revolution. Jack Conrad examines MB's origins, ideas and evolution
Taking up extreme opposition
21 Jun 2012
The victory of the troika's patsies in the Greek elections should be met with determined class resistance - across Europe, argues Paul Demarty
Be careful what you wish for
14 Jun 2012
As the next Greek elections loom, Paul Demarty takes a look at the lines being taken by the left and the current controversy in the SWP
Broad fronts and liquidationism
31 May 2012
CPGB members have been discussing the Anti-Capitalist Initiative and the role of Communist Students. Peter Manson reports
Syriza in the spotlight
24 May 2012
For a long time it was almost unknown outside Greece - but now the world's eyes are on Syriza. Paul Demarty examines the new thorn in the troika's side
Split looming in Die Linke
24 May 2012
The success of the gimmicky Piratenpartei has strengthened the right within the German Left Party, says Tina Becker
The fall of an icon
24 May 2012
David Douglass reviews Gregor Gall's 'Tommy Sheridan, from hero to zero: a political biography', Welsh Academic Press, 2012, pp384,
Small rooms and the politics of dishonesty
17 May 2012
The Anti-Capitalist Initiative represents a further liquidationist retreat, writes Peter Manson
Electors in France and Greece strike a blow against austerity
10 May 2012
But, writes Eddie Ford, the call must be to resist the temptation of office. The working class ought to constitute itself as a party of extreme opposition until it is ready to carry out its full programme
Same old failings
10 May 2012
With the Tory-Lib Dem coalition on the ropes and Labour proposing no positive alternative, the left seems incapable of taking advantage. Peter Manson reports
Scandals, austerity and comic diversion
10 May 2012
While rightwing parties were the big losers, there is no sign of a move to the left, writes Toby Abse
A dead end and dishonest initiative
10 May 2012
James Turley and Ben Lewis argue that there can be no short cuts to building the mass, Marxist student movement we need
Sectarian stumbling block
03 May 2012
Anne McShane reports on the future of the Irish ULA
Perspectives for the left
03 May 2012
Where does George Galloway's election victory leave us? What does the CPGB say about recent resignations from its ranks? Michael Copestake reports on last weekend's aggregate meeting of members
Another split, another sect
26 Apr 2012
The left must organise on the basis of genuine democratic centralism, argues Ben Lewis