By John Pickard The drift in governance in the main countries of capitalism – notably Europe and the USA – is moving slowly but inexorably
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By Michael Roberts Why is Europe falling behind in investment and growth compared with the US, let alone China and India? In a new report, Labour
By Umar Shahid The morning of July 20 brought disturbing scenes from Jantar Mantar Delhi, where tens of thousands of students, parents, retired professors, and
By John O’Brien and Glenda O’Brien, Carlisle Why are so many people dying? More than 2,700 people are estimated to have died from heat-related causes
By Richard Mellor in California Not every political analyst in the United States is a Trump apologist or another corporate media personality, building a career
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The Battle of Corporation Fields
By Gary Hammond and Mike Whale (Hull and district Trades Council) On July 12 1936, the organised working class of Hull, 10,000 or more labour
John and Glenda O’Brien, in Carlisle, consider the interim report of the Timms PIP Review. ****** On 9 July, 2026, the Department for Work and
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90 years since the generals’ revolt in Spain
By Tim White Ninety years ago, on the morning of July 17, 1936, a radio broadcast was sent from Cuerta, in Spanish Morocco, to mainland
Letter from Richard Mellor in California You wouldn’t be human if you didn’t feel depressed at times. We’re living through a period of capitalist decay, a
By Michael Roberts China’s second quarter GDP growth saw a significant deceleration, down to 4.3% year over year from 5.0% in the first quarter and
