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Greece

There is no reformist way out of the crisis of capitalism – Part Two

Adam Booth

Russia

Elections in Russia: The tide is turning

Alan Woods

Britain

Biggest strike since the General Strike of 1926 – Now we must go onto the offensive!

Rob Sewell

Britain

Britain: Reports from the picket lines

Socialist Appeal supporters

Britain

There is no reformist way out of the crisis of capitalism – Part One

Adam Booth

New Zealand

Labour’s electoral catastrophe in New Zealand –Time to break with Blairism and return to Labour’s socialist roots

Tom Mulcahy

Canada

Canada: A balance sheet of Occupy Toronto – Lessons moving forward

Farshad Azadian

Britain

Britain: poll shows overwhelming support for November 30 pensions strike

Portugal

Portugal: powerful November 24 general strike first step in struggle against austerity package

Jorge Martín

Nigeria

Nigerian economy: the impending catastrophe

Ola Kazeem, Lagos

Spain

Spanish elections: Socialist Party trounced – new right wing government faces acute capitalist crisis

Jorge Martín

Zambia

Zambia: Patriotic Front victory unleashes wave of strikes

Gavin Jackson

Greece

Greece: power workers and workers’ power

United States

Marx was right!

Alan Woods

Norway

Norway and the crisis of capitalism

Dan Cooper and Niklas Albin Svensson

France

France: Sarkozy preparing vicious austerity

Greg Oxley, Paris

Europe

Why an Italian meltdown threatens the world economy

Alan Woods

Greece

Greece: October 26th agreement, coalition government and exit from the euro – Part One

Marxistiki Foni

Global

Marx vs Keynes: Where Does Economic Growth Come From?

Adam Booth

Britain

Updated news: London Student Demonstration Nov9

China

The limitations and contradictions of the ‘Chinese Model’

Daniel Morley

Italy

Breaking news from Italy – Berlusconi loses his parliamentary majority

Fred Weston

Europe

Bolshevism and the capitalist crisis today

Lal Khan

Britain

Britain: November 30th public sector strikes – Biggest movement since 1926

Terry McPartlan

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