Ireland and Brexit – Workers Need a Hard Border Against Bosses' Politics! On 12th October, the Financial Times (FT), described the Brexit situation as an "Unpredictable…
Rupression.com campaign statement about the accused In February 2018, a campaign was launched in Russia to support those accused in the Network case. Among the main goals of the campaign were fundraising for legal costs, organizing humanitarian support for the arrested and offering support to their relatives.
Italy’s “Government of Change”: History as Farce The new populist “government of change” made up of the anti-European Five Star Movement and the racist Lega (The League, formerly the Lega Nord…
The View from the Picket Line: Reports from the food platform strike on October 4th Reports from UberEats couriers on strike in London, Cardiff, Bristol, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle…
Hamilton, Ontario: Big Landlord Issues Mass Eviction Notices to Threaten Organized Tenants As the Stoney Creek Towers rent strike enters its sixth month, corporate landlord…
Heatwave magazine, 1966 A complete online archive of Heatwave, a London-based, situationist-influenced magazine that appeared in two editions in 1966.
Not Tesco Finest - Warehouse workers' report An article for the upcoming issue of WorkersWildWest, a free working class paper from west London
Living the Dream after the Plebiscite and amongst the Alt-Right The same-sex marriage plebiscite was an amazing victory against conservative forces in Australia…
Bolsonaro and the Crisis in Brazil The fall out from the financial collapse of 2007-8 continues. Its latest tremor is in Brazil. The commodities boom before 2007 allowed the…
Against Pension “Reform" in Russia Statement about recent pension reform in Russia written by the Krasnoyarsk Marxist Workers’ Group.
Spanish anti-fascist ‘prisoners of war’ in Lancashire, 1944–46 Fascinating and detailed paper by Richard Cleminson examining the appalling treatment of Spanish…
Adam Smith to Richard Spencer: Why Libertarians turn to the Alt-Right Elliot Gulliver-Needham writes on the relatively underexplored trajectory of many 'libertarians'…
