|
In this week's issue:
The Socialist 9 November 2001, issue Paying The Price Of Bush And Blair's War  Paying The Price Of Bush And Blair's War
NEW LABOUR'S Chancellor Gordon Brown said recently that: "We will pay the price that is necessary to win the war., writes Kieran Roberts.
Capitalist Crisis Worsens: Fight The Bosses' Attacks THE WORLD'S economy is headed for what could be the biggest recession for half a century. And as usual in a class-ridden society, the bosses are trying to make workers pay for this crisis in their capitalist system...
Desperate Measures Won't Stop Terrorism AFTER WEEKS of bombing made no tangible progress in removing the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, US strategists have turned to carpet-bombing Taliban front lines using B-52 aircraft...
World Economy: Deepest Downturn Since The 1930s? THE USA's economy is contracting in its worst industrial crisis since 1945. In the three months ending in September its gross domestic product (GDP) was shrinking at a 0.4% annual rate while consumer...
Rebuilding Afghanistan? Lessons Of The Balkans Conflict AS BUSH and Blair rain bombs down on Afghanistan, they also make big promises to rebuild the shattered country...
Protest in Brussels THIS DECEMBER there will be a European Union (EU) summit taking place in Brussels, Belgium. Demonstrations and meetings have been planned around the summit to protest at the bosses' EU and the continuing...
Northern Ireland: An Agreement Based On Division THE DRAMATIC events of the last few weeks have kept the faltering 'peace process' on the road. The first act of IRA decommissioning and the decisions of the Women's Coalition and the Alliance Party...
What Future For The Socialist Alliance? THE SOCIALISM 2001 debate on the future of the Socialist Alliance (SA) was a no-holds-barred contest between the Socialist Party and the Socialist Workers Party in which the different political perspectives, analysis and methods of work were clearly delineated...
Links With Labour Debated As Unison United Left Launched On 3 November 150 UNISON activists met to launch United Left. They debated many key issues including the war, privatisation, struggles such as Hackney, the union's political fund and the fight against...
| 