Myanmar: Lessons from the struggle as it enters new phase
By Rob Jones A graphic example of the current situation in Myanmar was given the other day, when while speaking to one of our
Can capitalism solve a plague? Global vaccine inequality spells disaster
By Grace Fors The U.S. is approaching “back to normal.” Millions are vaccinated, the CDC nixed its mask guidelines, and states everywhere are eagerly
Review: Your Power by Billy Eilish
By Ciara Gannon Nineteen year-old Billie Eilish has been one of the most talked-about names in music over the last few weeks following both
The legacy of the Debenhams workers’ struggle
By Michael O’Brien It can take the passage of time, years in fact, to have a sense of a particular strike’s place in history.
Italy and South Africa: Workers solidarity action against Israeli State terror
By Giuliano Brunetto, Resistenze Internazionali — our sister organisation in Italy On 14 May, workers of the Autonomous Collective of Port Workers (CALP), members
History: 250 years since the birth of Robert Owen
By Tom Costello Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in England, Wales and Scotland) This month marks 250 years since the birth of a legendary
North: Poots victory ushers in a new period of instability
By Kevin Henry In the wake of Arlene Foster’s seemingly sudden resignation as DUP leader, Edwin Poots has narrowly defeated Jeffrey Donaldson in a
Review: Superstore created by Justin Spitzer
By Sarah Killeen *Spoiler alerts* If you haven’t yet watched everything on Netflix and need a recommendation for something funny and light-hearted, then look