Japan: Earthquake could leave “tens of thousands” dead and nuclear threat
The massive earthquake that struck north-eastern Japan on Friday 11 March and ensuing destruction caused by one of the most powerful tsunamis ever witnessed
Japan: Disaster hits workers hardest
The initial response to the quake has been one of shock and disbelief at the images coming from the Tohoku area. Although Osaka is
ULA: Historic breakthrough – Now build a socialist opposition
Enda Kenny was proposed as Taoiseach by the youngest Fine Gael TD in a gushing speech. Then Labour's youngest TD was very happy to
Davenport Hotel forced to restore pay
In February, five brave women mounted a picket on the Davenport Hotel on Lower Merrion Street, Dublin. They were doing so in response to the
Interview with Cian Prendiville
In advance of the election the Socialist talked to Cian Prendiville, the youngest candidate in the country and a member of the Socialist Party.
Corrib pipeline: Carey’s last despicable act!
Before leaving office, the Fianna Fail Minister for Energy, Pat Carey, signed the key consents for the much disputed last section of the Corrib
International Women’s Day 2011: Why we have to organise and fight back
In recent months, millions of women worldwide have risen up to resist the devastating effect that the economic crisis is having on their lives.
North Africa/Middle East: Region-wide revolution of the Arab people
"Ten days that shook the world” (Guardian). From Tunisia, to Egypt, to Bahrain, to Libya, to Yemen, to Djibouti and Morocco, the revolution that