Imperialism & War
Grounds for optimism
03 Feb 2011
Israeli socialist Moshé Machover talks to Mark Fischer about the implications of the uprising in Egypt for the whole region
Still an imperialist target
26 May 2017
Yassamine Mather analyses the significance of Hassan Rouhani’s re-election
Wait until 2018
25 May 2017
It seems quite possible that Donald Trump will not survive his full term, writes Peter Manson. But don’t expect any formal moves towards impeachment just yet
The Manchester bombing
25 May 2017
Statement from the PCC of the CPGB
A route out of paralysis
18 May 2017
Is Turkey ‘on the road to fascism’? Such talk is utterly counterproductive, argues Esen Uslu
Dictatorship and ‘democracy’
18 May 2017
Yassamine Mather reports on the final days of the presidential election campaign
A story of isolation
11 May 2017
Unification under capitalism can only but perpetuate inequality, writes Michael Roberts
Campaign and reality
11 May 2017
In this edited version of her speech to the CPGB aggregate, Yassamine Mather looks at Donald Trump’s foreign policy after his first hundred days
The corrupt fight it out
04 May 2017
Yassamine Mather reports on Iran’s election charade
Class struggle or national war?
04 May 2017
Moshé Machover replies to Tony Greenstein
Failed recipes
27 Apr 2017
We must relearn the art of thinking strategically. Jack Conrad joins the debate on Israel-Palestine
Trump in transition
27 Apr 2017
Jim Creegan discusses how the bourgeoisie disabuses presidents and high officials of any notion that they are free agents
‘No’ - it’s not over yet!
20 Apr 2017
The AKP government is in crisis following the rigged referendum. Esen Uslu reports
All form, not much content
20 Apr 2017
Max Grierson reviews: Paul Beatty, 'The sellout', Oneworld Publications, 2016, pp289, £12.99
No self-determination
20 Apr 2017
The overthrow of Zionism is incompatible with a Hebrew nation, argues Tony Greenstein, in this reply to Moshé Machover
Playing dangerous games
20 Apr 2017
Donald Trump’s swaggering brinksmanship is a reminder of the fragility of the global order, argues Paul Demarty