Iraq: occupation becoming increasingly desperate

As the resistance gains strength, the reactionary forces are falling into disarray, and the occupiers’ dreams of cashing in on Iraq’s oil wealth are becoming increasingly pie-in-the-sky

Dunlop falls prey to imperialist depredations

An account by a former Dunlop worker, recently made redundant

End in sight for National Health Service

Health care will again be accessed in proportion to wealth, with disastrous consequences for the working class

Support the just stance of the DPRK

The rage that greeted the recent missile tests in Korea was indicative of imperialist impotence in the face of the DPRK’s determination to further strengthen its ability to resist military bullying.

Strive for unity between the anti-war movement in Britain and the resistance forces in Iraq

Report from the Stop the War annual conference

Industry matters: Report to second party congress

Darfur: oil and hypocrisy

‘Human rights’ campaign masks US imperialism's quest to control the natural resources of Sudan

Life in Iraq, before and after invasion (web only)

In a highly informative article on www.counterpunch.org, author/activist William Blum details some of the ways in which Iraq is worse off now than it was before the invasion. Below are some excerpts from this article.