By Mark Langabeer, Hastings and Rye Labour Member The wall to wall coverage of the conflict in Ukraine has eclipsed the growing economic and social
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By John Pickard [Note: As this article is being posted, there is a very fast-moving and rapidly-changing situation, both militarily and politically, in relation to
By Michael Roberts The economic war between the US-led NATO group and Russia is hotting up alongside the real war in Ukraine itself. In response
By a leading Young Labour activist Many of you will be aware of rising tensions between the Labour party and its youth wing – Young
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The wealth of nations
By Michael Roberts Marx’s first sentence in Capital Volume One is: “The wealth of those societies in which the capitalist mode of production prevails, presents
By Andy Ford Tensions between Russia and Ukraine have once again brought the two countries’ complex relationship into prominence. One of the key periods in
By John Pickard As we publish this article, Ukraine and Russia appear to be on the brink of war, brought on by a large-scale Russian
By Michael Roberts The debate among economists continues on whether the recent hike in inflation rates in the major economies is due to a ‘supply
With the ongoing squeeze on living standards and Keir Starmer’s determination to shift the Labour Party dramatically to the right, it is little wonder that
University and College Union press release: University leaders have ‘failed staff and students’, UCU said today as up to ten days of strike action began
