Debenhams struggle reaches critical phase
By Michael O’Brien Efforts over the last week by KPMG, the court appointed liquidator, and other concession companies to remove stock from Debenhams shops
Hong Kong: National Security Law — Xi Jinping’s “Nuclear Option”
By Per-Ake Westerlund and Vincent Kolo (ISA) The effect of the Chinese regime’s new law is similar to a military coup or second “June
Gender violence in the spotlight
By Keishia Taylor In one June week in the south of Ireland, the stories of three victims of male violence appeared in the headlines.
Aviation bosses declare war on jobs, pay & conditions
By Ruth Coppinger & Chris Stewart There is no denying that aviation internationally has been hit by the Covid crisis. In Ireland, North and
Ireland’s hidden connection with slavery
By Ciaran Crossey The establishment in Ireland, North and South, like to put forward a sanitised version of their record on racism, both today
Historic government coalition faces crises and class war
By Mick Barry TD “The country was very united during the pandemic. The economic crisis that is coming could be very divisive” – Leo
World economy scarred by Covid-19: IMF downgrades forecasts
By Manus Lenihan Covid-19 has hit the world economy even worse than expected, according to a report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) released
The role of the working class in fighting racism
By Keely Mullen, Socialist Alternative USA Two nights after George Floyd was murdered, Minneapolis bus drivers received an urgent request for a fleet of