Lockheed's Bosnian beano Why did a leading arms firm foot the bill for seven MPs to go on a fact finding mission to the Balkans, asks SOLOMON HUGHES
Friday 26th Nov 2021 The Health and Care Bill needs to be stopped NHS staff are rising up against a Tory move to open up our health service to privatisation. Join them, support them — or lose the NHS for good, writes HELEN O'CONNOR
Friday 26th Nov 2021 Frosty's Ramblings Good news for Father Thames PETER FROST takes a stroll alongside the Thames to see what manner of beasts are sharing the river with us
Friday 26th Nov 2021 Violence against women, the shadow pandemic Statement from the Communist Party of Britain and its Women's Organiser CAROL STAVRIS to mark UN Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
Friday 26th Nov 2021 Victory in India — celebration in London This year's massive farmer's movement in India, which now stands as the biggest strike ever, is approaching total victory. Across the world people will be taking action to support this historic blow against corporate autocracy, writes SARA CALLAWAY
Friday 26th Nov 2021 Polarisation in Chile as the elections approach HUGO GUZMAN takes stock of the first round election results and looks at options available to the Left Alliance Acuerdo Dignidad
Friday 26th Nov 2021 We do exist: why Palestinian voices are taking centre-stage The historic unity that has emerged since May has given rise to a generation of Palestinian intellectuals who are being received internationally with an unprecedented level of sympathy, writes RAMZY BAROUD
Friday 26th Nov 2021 Opinion Asking for it On the UN Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, CHARLIE WEINBERG asks why so little progress has been made, even on the left — and calls for an end to the ways in which women and their oppression are increasingly obscured
Wednesday 24th Nov 2021 History Boris Kidric, visionary architect of Yugoslavia's socialist alternative Tito's famous split with the USSR to walk the path of a mixed economy and the 'self-management' of production was the work of a former partisan hero whose transformative economic project's success still has much to teach us today, argues JOHN CALLOW
Wednesday 24th Nov 2021 Science and Society Categorisation and construction The Science & Society team respond to readers' thoughts on their previous column about sex and gender
Wednesday 24th Nov 2021 From the Temple of Reason to Insulate Britain Facing jail, the eco-activists declared that for each that is locked away, more will take their place — socialist historian KEITH FLETT charts this principle back to a Fleet Street shop at heart of 19th-century freethinker movement
