It’s more than Blair that has to go!

Anyone attending the recent anti-war demonstration in Manchester may well have come away with the impression that war and poverty will magically come to an end the moment Tony Blair leaves office. This dangerous ‘personalisation’ of politics serves only to confuse workers about what the issues really are and, more importantly, what needs to be done.

Ye Squaddies of Olde Englande

Blairites plan to ‘globalise’ British army, making it less expensive and more expendable.

Closure of Ryton – organise to attack

If the unions continue to preach class collaboration, the workers must take political action independently of them.

Poem: Of Mine and Me

Industry matters: Closure of LG Electronics in Newport

30 years since the Grunwick strike

Why is it that workers in struggle continue to be defeated, even when they have massive popular backing and solidarity action is carried out?

CPGB-ML delegation to Democratic People’s Republic of Korea

From 12-19 September 2006, a five-person delegation of the CPGB-ML visited the DPRK at the invitation of the Workers’ Party of Korea (WPK).

Lebanon: with the victory of Hizbollah a terrible beauty is born

While imperialism and its puppets in the Middle East are reeling from the shock of the Lebanese resistance’s victory, progressive people the world over have reason to be optimistic.

Letter: Capitalism is bad for workers’ health

Cuban socialism standing firm

The masses of the world send greetings to Fidel, even as the US is hatching overoptimistic plans finally to topple socialist Cuba.

Gate Gourmet – workers’ courage and so-called leaders’ treachery (web only)

Spain: dismembering history (web only)

How Trotskyism ‘remembers’ the Spanish Civil War