Party & Programme
End the cycle of splits
24 May 2012
If the left is to build a serious political organisation it will have to facilitate internal dissent, writes Mike Macnair. And that will require both majorities and minorities to act responsibly
Don’t apologise - attack
19 May 2016
The right will not let up if we retreat before their smears, argues Moshé Machover. This is an edited version of his speech to the May 15 London Communist Forum
Too close for comfort
19 May 2016
The errors of the CPGB in relation to the 1924 minority Labour government were deeply rooted in the political physiognomy of the early Comintern, argues Lawrence Parker
Recipe for disaster
12 May 2016
Labour’s election results have given Corbyn only a temporary reprieve, predicts Tony Greenstein
Making history?
12 May 2016
How did the left do on May 5? Peter Manson reports
Without monarchies or standing armies
12 May 2016
Jack Conrad explores Leon Trotsky’s strategic thinking
Party of lost causes
12 May 2016
Eddie Ford looks at the prospects for Ukip
No substitute for politics
05 May 2016
Is it really as simple as ‘social networks vs the hierarchies’? Yassamine Mather takes issue with Paul Mason
New federation put on hold
05 May 2016
Cosatu rival is yet to get off the ground, reports Peter Manson
A highly serviceable political weapon
05 May 2016
Jack Conrad discusses Lenin and the ‘United States of Europe’ slogan
Better bad unity than bad disunity
28 Apr 2016
Jack Conrad examines the German question in light of the perspectives of the Marx-Engels team
Establishment reaches a deal
28 Apr 2016
The Irish working class needs its own party, writes Anne McShane
Society of abundance
28 Apr 2016
What is our vision of socialism? Hillel Ticktin outlines the basic features
Populism, nationalism and racism
21 Apr 2016
Fred Leplat (ed), 'The far right in Europe', Resistance Books and International Institute for Research and Education, London 2015, pp334, £12
Openness is a weapon
21 Apr 2016
The Weekly Worker’s commitment to open reporting on the affairs of the labour movement is not a fetish, but a political necessity, argues Paul Demarty
One, two, three revolutions
21 Apr 2016
Jack Conrad argues that democracy in the United States is corrupted and far from complete. The working class must finish what 1775 began