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By Michael Roberts The Chinese government is just completing its annual ‘two sessions’ or lianghui. The ‘two sessions’ refers to two major political gatherings: the Chinese People’sRead More

By Jamie Green “Hundreds of thousands of working women who labour with their brains are just as much exploited by the action of capitalists and middle-men asRead More

By Ray Goodspeed (member of Your Party in Leyton and Wanstead) On 26 February, after an ill-tempered process, the results of the elections to the Central ExecutiveRead More

By Jokin Mendizabal On March 1 of each year, the legislative year begins in Argentina with the president’s speech before the two legislative chambers. This year weRead More

By Ray McHale, Secretary, West Cheshire TUC The regular BBC Radio 4 programme, File on 4 Investigates looked recently at several areas of “bogus” or “false” self-employmentRead More

By Andy Ford (Unite member, candidate for health section of Unite NEC) NHS scientists are crucial to healthcare in the UK. Although they make up just 5%Read More

By Abigail Pollock The issue of food poverty is one that is blighting Britain. From Glasgow to Grantham, families are facing extreme conditions that necessitate extreme measures.Read More

By Michael Roberts Today, Britain’s Labour Chancellor (finance minister) Rachel Reeves presented her Spring Statement on government spending plans for the next few years. She claimed that,Read More

The United States and Israel have gone to war against Iran, which has responded by firing missiles into Israel and US bases in the region. On theRead More

By Michael Roberts Oil prices rose nearly 9% toward $73 per barrel today, the highest in over eight months, as the joint US and Israeli strikes onRead More