WW archive > Issue 1351 - 10 June 2021
Finishing what Blair started?
The project of delabourising Labour has had a new lease of life, argues Paul Demarty
Letters
Alternative Forde; Just say no; Empirical; Havana syndrome; Which class?; Opportunity; Apology; Tide turning
Promises, losers and threats
The G7 summit is going to see a reassertion of American hegemony. But, asks Eddie Ford, will this really mean a return of the social democratic consensus?
House built on sand
The only common factor in the aspiring eight-party coalition is an aversion to Binyamin Netanyahu. Tony Greenstein thinks it cannot last long
Seven are the doors to hell
Yassamine Mather reports on the new restrictions, the disqualifications and what passes for debate in the presidential election campaign
Another Venezuela?
Ruling class fears about the new Peruvian president are very likely misplaced, writes Michael Roberts
Coalition in turmoil
Mired in corruption, pursuing costly foreign adventures and a tanking economy, Esen Uslu looks at the shambles
Texas and the F-word
Can fascism be established in the absence of a working class threat? Daniel Lazare believes it is possible
Penny-pinching boosterism
Lots of soundbites, no joined-up thinking. Derek James looks at the poverty of the latest ‘great debate’
Welcome back!
Robbie Rix reports on the Weekly Worker fighting fund