This new book tells the history and explains the lessons of the Polish workers' struggle of 1980-1, from the mass strikes of August 1980 to the military coup of 1981.
It looks increasingly likely that Sanders will win the first two states to vote in the Democratic primaries
Benny Gantz, the leader of Israel’s Blue and White coalition and the main rival to incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has announced his support for the annexation of the Jordan Valley, ahead of the Israeli elections on 2 March.
A first-hand report from participants in the French mass strike movement
Dale Street dissects the "Scottish Labour Open Letter"
On 5 January, Beijing abruptly replaced its top official in Hong Kong by bringing in a political heavyweight with no previous track record in Hong Kong. There is no doubt that Beijing sees Hong Kong as a key arena in its ongoing conflict with the Trump administration, which will continue despite any trade deal about to be signed later this month.
The world has seen the devastating bushfires in Australia, and the humiliation of Prime Minister Scott Morrison for his failures to lead a government response.
The Tories have pushed through Parliament a vote to end the right to family reunion for unaccompanied child refugees
The Free Our Unions campaign has made plans to renew its activity in 2020, following an organising meeting in London on 8 January.
Labour for a Socialist Europe organised a demonstration at the French Embassy in London on 8 January in solidarity with the strikes against pension cuts in France.
Arguments for socialist politics cross-borders.
Articles on capitalism, climate change and working-class struggle…
Articles on left antisemitism.
The ideas behind the terms "Trotskyism" and "Stalinism".
Scargill, for all his faults, was a class fighter.
Eduardo Tovar surveys recent examples.
Responding to social media agitation against the AWL.
Conditions are bad for Tatar community in Crimea.
Explaining away a shameful 1981 incident in Paris.
Our job is to build a politically independent working-class party, using the footholds provided by liberalism.
Robert Fine, who died on 9 June 2018, was a socialist writer unafraid to stand up to much of the left’s received wisdom on the questions
Labor Action May Day Special from 1957 on the revolutions in Eastern Europe.
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Audio versions of various Workers' Liberty publications, some debates, and more.
A three-part video debate between Rayner Lysaght and Sean Matgamna
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