Richard Price (Leyton and Wanstead CLP) has been reporting from Béziers, in the South of France, for Labour Outlook on the French pensions protests. We
Category: International
By Michael Roberts Next week 300 international organisations and 100 heads of state meet in Paris to discuss how “to build a more responsive, fairer
By Michael Roberts Last month, the US National Security Advisor, Jake Sullivan, outlined the international economic policy of the US administration. This was a pivotal
By Guglielmo Carchedi on the Michael Roberts blog Michael Roberts: I invited my close colleague and joint author of our latest book, Guglielmo Carchedi, to
By Ali Cevahir in Istanbul Capitalism, as the saying goes, offers infinite choices of goods and services. For instance, you can have your coffee without
By Cihan Tuğal [Editorial note: This article was first published in the New Left Review and brought to our attention by our correspondent in Turkey.
Reviewed by Mark Langabeer, Hastings & Rye Labour Party member The Man Who Played with Fire is a four-part documentary available on Sky. It is
By Michael Roberts The European Central Bank (ECB) turned 25 years on 1 June. The ECB is at the centre of the so-called euro experiment
By John Pickard No matter how sombre or sobering it may appear, it is important for socialists to have a sense of perspective – an
By John Pickard The election of Erdogan as president for another five years is a blow to the working-class movement in Turkey. He will continue
