Brexit or Remain: A Choice of Tripe at the End of May
Submitted by Internationalis... on May 30 2019 10:39
The crisis in the capitalist party political system has become even more acute during May. Two sets of election results have shown that the Labour v Conservative Punch and Judy show has, at least for the time being, lost its ability to call all the shots.
Twenty Years of the National Minimum Wage
Submitted by Internationalis... on May 22 2019 11:05
2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the National Minimum Wage.
Honda, General Motors: Global Crisis and the Car Industry
Submitted by Internationalis... on Mar 7 2019 11:54
Two articles on the recent developments in the US and UK automotive industry.
Peoples Assembly Election Carnival: Leftist "Yellow Vests" show their true colours
Submitted by Internationalis... on Jan 15 2019 17:25
On 5 January demonstrators wearing yellow vests assembled in London to demand a ‘hard’ Brexit that will fulfil their nationalist fantasies. In reality that will not happen because it runs so sharply against the interests of the ruling class both in Britain and elsewhere in the European Union.
Bosses' Political Faction Fights – Not Our Problem!
Submitted by Internationalis... on Dec 17 2018 11:46
Pantomimes usually start in December and end early in the New Year. The Brexit version at the Westminster Palais looks set for an extended run.
Inequality and poverty – the latest UN report on UK poverty illustrates the need for the end of class society
Submitted by Internationalis... on Nov 29 2018 12:20
The figures set out in the latest UN report on UK pauperisation, shocking enough in their own right, form the latest link in a chain of extremes which is the reality of global inequality, a tendency which has rocketed since the 2008 financial crash.
Legal Aid Cuts: One Law for the Rich and an Increasingly Worse One for Everyone Else
Submitted by Internationalis... on Oct 24 2018 16:42
The government is currently carrying out a review of legal aid following a series of cuts that have been implemented over the last few years. There is a growing view that the cuts have gone too far and could be a false economy as well as undermining faith in the legal system. Whilst it is unlikely that the government will put any significant amount of cash back into the system, it will probably at least pay lip service to the importance of legal aid. This article considers some of the issues at stake.
Yemen’s “Forgotten War” Re-ignited
Submitted by Internationalis... on Aug 7 2018 17:14
As we have seen in Syria and elsewhere modern imperialist war is total war with no holds barred. There is no Geneva Convention, or set of humanitarian concerns, that can act as a check on the bestial appetites of the contending parties. The situation in Yemen remains unbelievably dire.
Amazon Strikes on Prime Day
Submitted by BenS6 on Jul 21 2018 09:46
Amazon warehouse workers came out on strike against appalling conditions for three days from July 16th in Madrid. 96% of the workers came out on strike. Many of these are temps. On the second day of the strike, workers were brutally attacked by riot police in an unprovoked attack resulting in several beatings.
Oil Rig Workers Strike in Norway
Submitted by BenS6 on Jul 21 2018 09:39
Workers at oil rigs in Norway went out on strike in July after there was no response from employers over demands for increased wages and pensions benefits.
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