Lessons are still to be learned from Nato's war on Yugoslavia On the eve of the 20th anniversary of Nato’s treacherous attack on Serbia, LIZ PAYNE outlines the hidden facts behind this, the first instance of new imperialist tactics that were to be replicated throughout the Middle East as she addresses the World Peace Council
Features| Friday 22nd Mar 2019 Campaigners demand an end to the West's exploitation of Mozambique in the wake of Cyclone Idai
Friday 22nd Mar 2019 Frosty's Ramblings Nature red in tooth and claw PETER FROST celebrates a rare British mammal and its struggle to survive in our countryside
Friday 22nd Mar 2019 Identity and youth in the West Bank of Palestine The brutal Israeli occupation casts a long shadow over the psyche of Palestinian children, writes FIONA SMITH
Friday 22nd Mar 2019 Fighting ‘The Great Replacement’ SOLOMON HUGHES tackles the ways in which the modern fascist movement are pushing their ideas into the mainstream
Friday 22nd Mar 2019 Lessons to be learnt from the demise of Appledore shipyard We need to reinvest, reopen Appledore, and start a new chapter for Britain’s world-class shipbuilding industry, writes HEATHCLIFFE PETTIFER
Wednesday 20th Mar 2019 Only a socialist Labour government can resolve Britain’s deepening crises We need to be ready in our workplaces, colleges and communities to support a socialist government - the only solution to everything from Brexit to climate change, writes RICHARD BURGON MP
Thursday 21st Mar 2019 The betrayal of Madrid and the triumph of fascism in Spain A coup against the Republic led to the fascists marching on Madrid unopposed - and by refusing to correct his most famous work, Orwell knowingly misleads his readers to this day, writes TOM SIBLEY
Thursday 21st Mar 2019 Why the Syrian Communist Youth are optimistic about the future JACK TRUSTAM interviews KHALED BAKDASH, president of the university of Damascus student union and secretary of the international relations bureau of the Syrian Communist Youth Union
Wednesday 20th Mar 2019 Lorenzo Orsetti: a modern-day partisan ROSA GILBERT salutes her comrade, the Italian revolutionary killed this week in the fight between Isis and Kurdish-led forces in Syria
Thursday 21st Mar 2019 Facebook's ‘community standards’ are double-standards The social media giant seems unable to enforce its own rules when it comes to far-right, white supremacist material, writes LUCY WOOD
Wednesday 20th Mar 2019 The West’s hostility assists repression in Iran Iran’s clerical hardliners are jostling for position ahead of presidential elections in 2021 and the succession to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Jane Green assesses the situation
