How the protest movement & boycott forced the suspension of water charges
The Fine Gael minority government was forced to suspend water charges. Michael O’Brien argues that this is a result of the protest movement that
Brexit vote is their crisis – workers’ rights must not be sacrificed
Never ones to waste a good crisis IBEC were quickly out of the traps after the Brexit vote claiming that the ensuing political and
#KeepCorbyn: Blairites mount coup against left leadership
With the prospect of an early election in Britain, the right-wing Blairities in the Labour Party have made their move against the party’s left-wing
US: Bernie Sanders Abandons the Revolution
Below is an article by Socialist Alternative (sister party of the Socialist Party in US) member and Seattle City Council member Kshama Sawant on the
#JobstownNotGuilty trial: Criminalising protest must be resisted
The clock continues to tick down towards the biggest political trial in decades. In April 2017, the first trial of adults for the false
Non-payment of water bills rises to 73% – abolish the charges now
Remember when a majority of people, by maintaining a boycott, put water charges on the agenda at the last election and 70% of the
Slaughter at the Somme – one hundred years on
By Kevin Henry Between 1 July and 18 November, 1916 the bloodiest and largest battle of the First World War took place on both
Britain: Chilcot’s damning findings on Iraq war
The 2.6 million-word Chilcot report in essence acknowledges that the devastating war on Iraq and occupation was a completely unjustifiable act of military aggression,