Workers' struggles continue in 'post-revolution' Egypt As the reshuffling of leaders continues, Egyptian workers are still trying to push forward their own…
Understanding the period: class analysis and events in the Arab world Article by the Turkish section of the ICC outlining the nature of the recent events in Tunisia,…
Mass mobilisation, ‘democratic transition’ and ‘transitional violence’ in Africa Michael Neocosmos on how 'democratic transitions' are about handing power over to (often neo-colonial) 'experts'.
First strong points on the last revolts in Arab countries Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivne Proti Kapitalu on the North African and Middle Eastern revolts…
Egypt Revolt at the center of wide social chaos Since the early Second Postwar, our current kept watching over the events pertaining to Mediterranean Sea, its coast countries and mainly Europe…
Egypt: public transport workers establish independent union Cairo, March 24 2011: Egypt's newest trade union was established on Thursday; the Independent Union…
From Cairo to Madison, The Old Mole Comes Up For An Early Spring - Loren Goldner Loren Goldner examines the Wisconsin protests against the background of the capitalist assault against workers since the 1970s.
Egypt's workers rise up - Joel Beinin Joel Beinin's analysis of the contribution of workers to the anti-Mubarak uprising and the possible consequences for both the social movement…
Strikes continue in Egypt despite military threats Despite threats from Egypt's new military government that the wave of strikes which has swept the country will no longer be tolerated, 15,000…
Why Mubarak Fell - The (Sometimes) Incredible Power of Nonviolent Protest - Michael Schwartz How the economic impact and rapidly accumulating losses caused by the recent (not…
Egyptian military tortured, “disappeared” thousands of demonstrators Now that the wave of riots, demonstrations and strikes has toppled Mubarak and the military has…
Working, thinking, fighting, bleeding in Tahrir Square Nigel Gibson reflects on the Egyptian Revolution.