WW archive > Issue 1332 - 28 January 2021
Letters
Problems; Dictatorship; Seal the borders; EHRC take-down; Terror and Islam; Need to fight; Ireland; Draw the line; Indian protests; Over to George
Republicans at odds
Following the events of January 6, Jim Creegan looks at the state of play within the Grand Old Party
Old regime is cracking apart
Not a Tudor but a Whig republic. Bradley Mayer sees change coming sooner than many expect
Fudge, muddle, clarity
James Marshall of Labour Party Marxists provides a rough guide to the issues and arguments that will dominate the January 30 Zoom conference
Honing and updating
Vernon Price reports on last weekend’s membership aggregate and the three debates over programme
Light and air
Paul Demarty insists that unrestricted free speech is central to the communist project
Going nowhere fast
If 2020 was a year of bitter disappointment and demoralisation for the Labour left, then 2021 is shaping up to be no better, writes James Harvey
Disputed heritage
The pathetically weak remnants have been marking the centenary of the Partito Comunista. Toby Abse reports from Livorno
For or against ‘AGREEMENTISM’?
In his third and final article in this series Lars T Lih analyses the duel over support for the Provisional Government that divided the Bolsheviks from the Mensheviks before Lenin’s return from exile in Switzerland
Rotting fish and carnage
For many the Brexit dream has already turned into a nightmare, writes Eddie Ford
Target reached
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund