As Israel launched its assault on Gaza, the return of Jordan's popular movement demonstrated the continuing vitality of the Arab revolutions.
Since April 2008 working class living standards in Britain have fallen by an average 13.2 percent. Over the same period domestic energy prices...
On 14 November while millions of workers struck and marched across large parts of Europe, the British TUC issued a press release. And not a very...
Obama won a second term as US president despite his record. Here US socialist Eric Fretz argues he benefitted from a shift to the left in US society. But what are the prospects for the growth of...
Mark Bergfeld recently attended the congress of the Left Bloc in Portugal and witnessed the general strike there a few days later. Here, he argues that Portugal is currently experiencing its...
Israel's attack on Gaza has rightly caused outrage. But Israel's murder of Palestinians isn't the result of a failed peace process or a few bad Israeli leaders - it springs from the very nature of...
by Judge Red, Dave Renton
In every city in Britain, this Christmas will see more people sleeping rough than at any time since the 1980s. Officially, street homelessness is increasing by...
Lord Heseltine's recent report on economic growth is no help for working class people - but it shows how the state props up the private sector, writes Jack Farmer
Miriyam Aouragh reports from Nablus in the West Bank, where Israel's assault on Gaza provoked a new upsurge of protest and has further isolated the Palestinian Authority
For many, William Morris is best known as a designer and artist - his patterns turned into wallpapers, his drawings into beautiful yet functional furniture.
It is not often that a classical music concert triggers a riot and ends with the theatre being invaded by riot police.
China's booming economy has been built on the back of migrant workers. Hsiao-Hung Pai talked to Sally Kincaid and Charlie Hore about her new book and the lives of China's migrant population
Salman Rushdie's Booker prize winning novel, Midnight's Children, first published in 1981, was known as the "the book that was impossible to film". Unfortunately, this has in many ways been...
This exhibition of more than 30 of Barbara Hepworth's Hospital Drawings is the first time that so many of these powerful pieces have been shown together. She drew them between 1947 and 1949,...