By John Pickard What do the numbers 2.4 trillion and 1.5 have in common? The answer is that although both are important in specific instances,
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By Richard Mellor in California So much is happening and rapidly. And we are witnessing exactly that, at this moment, as the huge protests in
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International trade and the Bancor
By Michael Roberts US President Donald Trump’s trade war has forced the governments of the other major economies to reconsider the whole international trading and
Report by Andy Ford, Chair Unite NW Health Committee The Socialist Health Association (SHA) meeting on June 3, in the venerable Mechanics Hall in Manchester,
Comment by Gray Allan, Falkirk CLP member The Labour Party in Scotland has confounded expectations by winning the Hamilton Larkhall and Stonehouse seat in the
If there were any doubts that Reform UK poses a serious threat to the living standards of workers, the announcement last week of a ‘DOGE-style’
By Richard Mellor in California Folks need to recognise why the US rogue regime is the only country in the UN that voted against, in fact
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Artificial intelligence: a technological and imperialist struggle
By Gauthier Hordel, of La Riposte During the Cold War, the conquest of space was one of the areas where the rivalry between the USSR
By Andy Ford, Unite NHS rep Obesity is one of the major causes of health problems in Britain, Europe and the USA, and many countries
By Michael Roberts South Korea goes to the polls on Tuesday to elect a new president after some tumultuous months following the attempted coup by
