By Michael Roberts Even as Xi Jinping was promising China’s Communist Party’s national congress that China would “resolutely win the battle” in key areas of
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It is unprecedented, certainly in modern politics, for a Prime Minister to be changed twice in three months, without a general election. Whoever, the new
By Michael Roberts In part one of my analysis of China’s economic future, I dealt with the claims that China would slow towards stagnation because
By John Pickard To get a better idea of the thinking of the strategists of capitalism, it is usually best to read the more serious
The chances of an early general election are increasing almost by the day. Liz Truss has seen her flagship economic policies – those on which
Letter from Bob Edwards in Harlow Towards the end of the twentieth century, the opinion was that ‘robots would replace labour’. One example was washing
By Gauthier Hordel For the past three weeks, workers at France’s main refineries have set the tone. Strikes show the power of well-executed union action.
Letter from Darrall Cozens, Coventry Hunt has just reversed almost everything that Truss/Kwarteng had announced in the mini budget a few weeks ago. For me
By Michael Roberts China’s Congress of the Communist Party takes place this week. This is an important event not only for China, but globally. The
By a member of the National Education Union The TUC conference, postponed after the death of the Queen, opens next Tuesday, and the preliminary agenda
