Industry matters: International solidarity in Visteon and Rio Tinto disputes

£20bn to be cut from the NHS annual budget

The proposed cuts, agreed by all the main parties before the election, equate to one fifth of the total NHS budget and can only lead to a situation where more and more people who cannot afford private care are dying or living in misery for want of access to necessary treatment.

Greece: capitalism on the back foot

Militant communist leadership is an example to proletarians throughout Europe.

Victory for Sudanese president is slap in the face of imperialism

From Blair Peach to Ian Tomlinson, the state continues to get away with murder

Blair Peach was murdered by police in the Special Patrol Group. Ian Tomlinson was murdered by police in the Territorial Support Group. 30 years on, what has changed?

US retains first-strike nuclear threat

Obama talks peace but US imperialism continues to prepare for war.

Guerrilla war looms in Thailand

The popular movement that gripped Bangkok may have been suppressed, but there is every sign that the people’s anger will find new forms and that they will continue their struggle against the decrepit Thai regime.

After the election: dangers and opportunities ahead

Fightback looms as election circus ends with a crack of the ring master’s whip.