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Starmer might look good next to Truss, but he has no answers to the crisis – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the Tory shock-and-awe implosion and the action plan our side needs

Iran protests: ‘Women, Life, Freedom’

Iranian socialist S Sepehri analyses the revolutionary potential of the demonstrations there against women’s oppression

Marxism and Class Part Two: Whatever happened to the western working class?

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world

Economic policy repeats itself as farce

An organised working class can defeat Truss's class-war and force the capitalist system to recognise social realities, argues Dominic Alexander

Chaos reigns...but is there an independence plan?

Jonathon Shafi surveys the landscape as the Tories lose control

Strike days: let's go onto the offensive

We need wider and deeper co-ordination and escalation to win the strikes, argues Unjum Mirza

Starmer is rewarming Blairism. Why are some on the left applauding?

Starmer at the Labour Conference broadcasted his commitment to free markets and fiscal austerity, argues Chris Nineham

Scotland After Britain: The Two Souls of Scottish Independence - book review

Chris Bambery welcomes Scotland After Britain, which argues for a radical version of an independent Scottish nation, rejecting the neoliberalism of the SNP

The fortunes of war: can the Ukrainian counter-offensive succeed?

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica analyses the current direction of the Ukraine war.

The government that just crashed the economy

As sterling falls, the IMF intervenes and the stock market falls, Dominic Alexander looks at the impact of the Tory budget for the rich

Tory crisis: Britannia unhinged - CounterBlast

Liz Truss’s premiership is off to the worst possible start, with the budget sparking meltdown in the economy and the Tory Party, argues Terina Hine

The Creator Has a Master Plan: Pharoah Sanders obituary

Martin Hall appreciates the musical legacy of the great experimental jazz musician, Pharoah Sanders

Starmer might look good next to Truss, but he has no answers to the crisis – weekly briefing

Lindsey German on the Tory shock-and-awe implosion and the action plan our side needs

Iran protests: ‘Women, Life, Freedom’

Iranian socialist S Sepehri analyses the revolutionary potential of the demonstrations there against women’s oppression

Marxism and Class Part Two: Whatever happened to the western working class?

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world

Economic policy repeats itself as farce

An organised working class can defeat Truss's class-war and force the capitalist system to recognise social realities, argues Dominic Alexander

Chaos reigns...but is there an independence plan?

Jonathon Shafi surveys the landscape as the Tories lose control

Strike days: let's go onto the offensive

We need wider and deeper co-ordination and escalation to win the strikes, argues Unjum Mirza

Starmer is rewarming Blairism. Why are some on the left applauding?

Starmer at the Labour Conference broadcasted his commitment to free markets and fiscal austerity, argues Chris Nineham

Scotland After Britain: The Two Souls of Scottish Independence - book review

Chris Bambery welcomes Scotland After Britain, which argues for a radical version of an independent Scottish nation, rejecting the neoliberalism of the SNP

The fortunes of war: can the Ukrainian counter-offensive succeed?

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica analyses the current direction of the Ukraine war.

The government that just crashed the economy

As sterling falls, the IMF intervenes and the stock market falls, Dominic Alexander looks at the impact of the Tory budget for the rich

Tory crisis: Britannia unhinged - CounterBlast

Liz Truss’s premiership is off to the worst possible start, with the budget sparking meltdown in the economy and the Tory Party, argues Terina Hine

The Creator Has a Master Plan: Pharoah Sanders obituary

Martin Hall appreciates the musical legacy of the great experimental jazz musician, Pharoah Sanders

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Lindsey German on the Tory shock-and-awe implosion and the action plan our side needs

Iranian socialist S Sepehri analyses the revolutionary potential of the demonstrations there against women’s oppression

In the second in the series on class, Chris Nineham shows that the working class is as central as ever to capitalism here and across the world

An organised working class can defeat Truss's class-war and force the capitalist system to recognise social realities, argues Dominic Alexander

Jonathon Shafi surveys the landscape as the Tories lose control

We need wider and deeper co-ordination and escalation to win the strikes, argues Unjum Mirza

Starmer at the Labour Conference broadcasted his commitment to free markets and fiscal austerity, argues Chris Nineham

Chris Bambery welcomes Scotland After Britain, which argues for a radical version of an independent Scottish nation, rejecting the neoliberalism of the SNP

Vladimir Unkovski-Korica analyses the current direction of the Ukraine war.

As sterling falls, the IMF intervenes and the stock market falls, Dominic Alexander looks at the impact of the Tory budget for the rich

Liz Truss’s premiership is off to the worst possible start, with the budget sparking meltdown in the economy and the Tory Party, argues Terina Hine

Martin Hall appreciates the musical legacy of the great experimental jazz musician, Pharoah Sanders

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation