The last time we looked at post-Ghaddafi Libya it was in chaos. The elections of June 25 were finally supposed to put this right. Nothing of the kind took place.
100 years ago this month the First World War broke out. It began with the assassination of an Austrian archduke in Sarajevo on June 28 but it took a month for the Habsburg Empire to invade Serbia.
The pundits are scrambling around to explain the "usual" crisis between Hamas and the State of Israel. It appears they have nothing new to tell us.
In the last week in May a conference of the great, and not so good, of the world capitalist system assembled at the opulent Mansion House in London. Their topic was “inclusive capitalism”.
On July 10 the government faces the biggest “day of action” since it came to power. Perhaps as many as 1.4 million of us are striking that day.
The respective domestic and imperialist forces clashing on the streets over the management of Siberian gas and for the superiority of Europe as a geopolitical centre, have produced a worrying situa
Our Journey in Search of Revolutionary Practice
"Anarchism is the punishment for the opportunist sins of the labor movement" Lenin