Coca-Cola Paralysed by Ex-Fleet-Workers in Venezuela
by James Suggett
Fri 13th Jun 2008James Suggett on the induestrial dispute disrupting Coca-Cola distribution in Venezuela.... [read more]
Making a Killing from Hunger
by Grain
Fri 13th Jun 2008Leading NGO GRAIN on why we need to overturn food policy.... [read more]
The End of "The End of History"
by David Brandon
Fri 13th Jun 2008David Brandon examines the discredited view that world history came to an end when the Berlin Wall came down.... [read more]
We Must Escape the Neverland of Market Fundamentalism
by Neal Lawson
Fri 13th Jun 2008Neal Lawson, Chair of the campaign group Compass, believes the Labour party must free itself from New Labour's fixation with market fundamentalism and return to social democratic values.... [read more]
Is Gender-based Violence the Greatest Barrier to Equality?
by Lucy Wake
Fri 13th Jun 2008Amnesty International's Lucy Wake on the ongoing worldwide struggle against gender-based violence.... [read more]
Hay Festival Raises More Questions Than Answers
by Matt Genner
Fri 6th Jun 2008Matt Genner considers Naomi Klein's comments at this year's Hay Festival.... [read more]
The Western Corporate Giants Supporting Burmese Tyranny
by Johnny Chatterton
Fri 6th Jun 2008Johnny Chatterton on the big Western companies making a killing from Burmese state repression.... [read more]
A Policeman's Lot: The Police and Industrial Action
by David Brandon
Fri 6th Jun 2008David Brandon on why the left must support the police in their current industrial dispute.... [read more]
London Tube Violence: Workers Get it in the Neck, Boris to Blame
by Rick Grogan
Fri 6th Jun 2008Rick Grogan on how Boris Johnson's poorly-implemented Tube drink ban meant Underground workers faced abuse, vandalism and violence. ... [read more]
Justice Undone
by George Monbiot
Fri 6th Jun 2008George Monbiot reflects on his bold attempt to effect a citizen's arrest of John Bolton.... [read more]
Building Ships to Die For
by Seven Agir
Fri 6th Jun 2008Seven Agir on the murderous consequences of competitiveness in Turkish shipbuilding. ... [read more]
"Stop the Arms Trade Week" Comes to London
by Robin Yu
Fri 30th May 2008CAAT will hold its annual event in Islington this week, to draw attention to the murderous multi-million pound arms trade.... [read more]
FARC Leader Dies
by Justice For Colombia
Fri 30th May 2008The death of FARC leader Manuel Marulanda.... [read more]
Washington Determined to Strike Iran
by Mehrnaz Shahabi
Fri 30th May 2008Washington sabre-rattling suggests the US will press ahead with its aggressive designs on Iran, regardless of the truth about the alleged threat posed by Iran, and regardless of the consequences. ... [read more]
RMT Ballot 17,000 Network Rail Workers
by Rick Grogan
Fri 30th May 2008With strike action apparently looming, Rick Grogan outlines the basic demands underpinning the present rail dispute.... [read more]
The Failure of New Labour was to Ignore Society
by Jonathan Rutherford
Fri 30th May 2008Compass's Jonathan Rutherford believes New Labour has lost touch with society.... [read more]
Arresting John Bolton
by George Monbiot
Fri 30th May 2008Guardian journalist George Monbiot explains his decision to attempt a ctizen's arrest of former US Under-Secretary of State John Bolton this week.... [read more]
Ecuador's President Correa in Conflict with Indigenous Movement
by Samuele Mazzolini
Fri 23rd May 2008Samuele Mazzolin on why the Ecuaodorean president's agenda for modernisation and wealth redistribution has brought him into an unlikely conflict with the country's indigenous groups.... [read more]
Who Cares for the Carers?
by Rob Ray
Fri 23rd May 2008How privatisation is costing social care workers.
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Nothing Left to Fight For
by George Monbiot
Fri 23rd May 2008The most rightwing government Britain has had since the Second World War does not deserve to be re-elected.... [read more]
Students and the Struggle for Human Rights in Colombia: An Interview with Colombian Student Leader Numa Paredes
by Justice For Colombia
Fri 23rd May 2008Campaign group "Justice For Colombia" interviewing Colombian student leader Numa Paredes.... [read more]