Last month's demonstrations against the war were truly historic. With two million on the streets of London, and millions more protesting in cities...
The next few weeks will see a mixture of bribery and coercion as George Bush and Tony Blair attempt to veil military self aggrandisement in the...
Phone number sold for £1 million - Trains from Paddington to New York? - Oil and the 'Economist' - MPs' Email Problems
The US, which claims to be going to war against the scourge of biological and chemical weapons, is preparing to use such weapons in the...
Where do you go when you've brought 2 million onto the streets?
The crisis that has engulfed Blair and New Labour will be exposed in the forthcoming Welsh Assembly elections in May.
'Green Monday', went the Downing Street spin last month as Tony Blair introduced the government's new energy white paper. Unfortunately there was...
The 15 February protests were historic, but now we must step up the pressure to stop Bush and Blair.
Mike Gonzalez got a taste of people when he visited Argentina recently.
Mike Davis analyses the Pentagon's plans for a revolution in military affairs.
The Nazi BNP believe that they're on the verge of a breakthrough at the May local elections. But the growth of left wing forces shows there is a power to beat them.
Ian Birchall reviews a new book on anti-capitalism by Alex Callinicos.
The massive anti-war have produced no shortage of reports and comment on the internet.
The growth of the anti-war movement means greater forces to deal with the dangers from the far right.
Picasso's 'Guernica' depicts the cost of conflict. Mike Gonzalez explains why it's time it was discovered again.
India, like the report about Britain (February SR), also saw a spate of anti-war protests--in Delhi, Calcutta and Bombay.
During a weekend of anti-war protests in Cairo to coincide with 15 February's international day of action demonstrators were warned of more mass arrests. Riot police surrounded a rally to prevent...
The sight that greeted me on 15 February as the protest against war on Iraq began its slow but methodical move towards Hyde Park was truly amazing. As Andrew Stone predicted in last month's...
Mike Haynes's article 'Facing Down the Evil Empire' (February SR) identifies the links between the motivation for military proliferation, the desire for war, and questions of global economics,...
What an excellent article on the late Joe Strummer (January SR), and the lyrics to 'White Riot' still inspire today.
In his review of Welcome to the Desert of the Real!, the latest book by the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Zizek, Alex Callinicos remarks that despite Zizek's intermittent political 'misses', he's...
Shaun Doherty's review of Peter Mullan's 'The Magdalene Sisters' (Feburary SR) was spot on. It is also worth drawing your readers' attention to Mullan's earlier masterpiece, 'The Orphans', which...
Brian Manning pays tribute to Christopher Hill, an outstanding historian of the English Revolution.
Review of 'No One is Illegal', Steve Cohen, Trentham Books £17.99
Review of 'Cutting the Wire', Sue Branford and Jan Rocha, Latin America Bureau £14.99
Review of 'British Intervention and the Greek Revolution', John Newsinger, Socialist Historians Society £2.75
Review of 'Censored 2003', ed. Peter Phillips, Seven Stories £12.99
Review of 'Marx and Anglo-Russian Relations and Other Writings', D B Riazanov, Francis Boutle Publishers £10
Review of 'The Duchess of Malfi' by John Webster, National Theatre, London and touring
Review of 'A Night in November', by Marie Jones, Tricycle Theatre, London