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Nato paralysis and US decline

17 Jun 2011

No candidate to replace the USA exists or looks likely to arise, writes James Turley

Descent into regional chaos, horror and fragmentation

11 Jul 2014

Bush and Blair promised democracy and prosperity, writes Yassamine Mather - a lie echoed by their social-imperialist allies

West's wounded imperial pride

27 Mar 2014

Eddie Ford calls for opposition to the escalating campaign for sanctions against Russia and to ‘nonlethal’ military assistance to Ukraine

Changed and unchanged

30 Jan 2014

What do the negotiations with Iran tell us about US policy? This is an edited version of a talk given by Mike Macnair to the January 25 Hands Off the People of Iran day school

A region in flux

19 Dec 2013

Yassamine Mather of Hands off the People of Iran examines the failure of political Islam and imperialism’s attempts to adjust its alliances

Iran-US: Paper tigers and false victories

28 Nov 2013

The deal with Iran represents a partial, but important success for imperialism, writes Yassamine Mather

Iran: End sanctions now

14 Nov 2013

Whatever the final result of negotiations, writes Yassamine Mather, it is the millions of ordinary Iranians, not their rulers, who have suffered

Israel-Iran: An enemy at all costs

14 Nov 2013

Alongside the Saudis, Israel is pulling out all the stops to prevent a settlement with Iran. Tony Greenstein looks at Binyamin Netanyahu’s contortions

Iran: Step up solidarity

17 Oct 2013

The apparent thaw in US-Iran relations could offer new opportunities for the workers’ movement, argues Yassamine Mather

Telephone diplomacy riles Israeli hawks and Iranian conservatives

03 Oct 2013

Immediate results from the thaw in US-Iran relations will be few and far between, warns Yassamine Mather

Iran: Edging towards a settlement

26 Sep 2013

US sanctions appear to have produced results for imperialism, writes Yassamine Mather

US decline: The shock and awe that wasn’t

26 Sep 2013

Jim Creegan analyses the secular decline of the United States as the world hegemon and the failure of Barack Obama’s Syria gambit

Imperialism: More than Syria in its sights

19 Sep 2013

There has been a dramatic change in the politics of the Middle East, writes Yassamine Mather

Manning conviction: A sick parody of justice

08 Aug 2013

The conviction of Bradley Manning shows the need to abolish state secrecy, argues Paul Demarty

Iran: No let-up on sanctions

01 Aug 2013

How long after the inauguration of the new president before disillusionment sets in? Yassamine Mather discusses the limitations of Hassan Rowhani

Snowden and the state: David and Goliath in high tech

11 Jul 2013

People like Edward Snowden may normally function as software in a hard drive, writes Jim Creegan, but for the state they have one drawback: they can think

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