By Greg Oxley in Paris The French Prime Minister, Sébastien Lecornu, appointed a few hours after the defeat of his predecessor, François Bayrou, on September
Category: International Archive
By Umar Shahid in Lahore The seething class rage on the occupied and oppressed territory of so-called ‘Azad’ Kashmir has once again erupted onto the
By Tim White Introduction: This week marks the sixtieth anniversary of one of bloodiest military coups in history, in Indonesia. To mark this important event,
Motion on Gaza ‘genocide’ passed at Labour conference
By Left Horizons reporters in Liverpool The following is the text of the emergency resolution passed at Labour conference today (emphasis added)… Conference notes: *
By Michael Roberts Last week US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent offered a $20bn swap line to Javier Milei’s government in Argentina and pledged to buy
By Greg Oxley 110 years ago, in September 1915, just over a year into the horrific carnage of the First World War, twenty or so
The UN at 80: ignored and irrelevant
By Michael Roberts (first written 23 September) The 80th edition of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA 80) opened yesterday in New York. The theme this
We publish a 5 September article from the French Socialist website La Riposte By David NOËL – Communist Party of France – Méricourt ******* In
By Jamie Green Last Monday, hundreds of thousands of workers across key sectors of the Italian economy, in both the private and public sectors, came
By Richard Mellor in California There is so much evidence that politics in the US is infantile that it’s hard to gauge what are the
