With Bolivian voters set to go to the polls and the Morales presidency in the balance, Ben Dangl examines the issues at stake in the forthcoming recall vote.
Peter Taylor-Gooby argues that the Conservative party's latest attempt to scapegoat the poor reflects the extent to which Thatcherite individualism has poisoned British society after over a decade of New Labour in power.
George Monbiot argues Iran is the least of the world's offenders against non-proliferation.
Campaign group "Justice for Colombia" on how Colombian government forces impersonated Red Cross workers as part of their recent hostage release operation, violating the Geneva Conventions and potentially endangering the lives of Red Cross workers in the future.
James Suggett on the latest phase of Hugo Chávez's tour of Europe.
In the week that the Morning Star's London office sustained extensive damage from an electrical fire, Tomasz Pierscionek urges readers to show their support for Britain's only socialist daily.
Campaign group "Justice for Colombia" reports on the latest in an ongoing campaign of state-sponsored killings targeting Colombia's trade unionists.
James Suggett on the recent meeting between Hugo Chávez and Dimitri Medvedev.
Demetrius Notice argues that BA's new Airtrack railway project will benefit commuters.
Austria's governing coalition has collapsed - will this lead to the rise of the far-right Freedom Party?