Unrest in Britain in 1919
The Women’s Strike in Poland: Freedom of Abortion, Freedom from Exploitation
An interview with two members of Workers' Initiative in Poland involved in the Women's Strike movement against restrictions on abortion. This interview was carried out by the Transnational Social Strike Platform.
The current state of the struggle in Bolivia
After having narrated the events leading to the coup, we return to Bolivia with the aim of analyzing what has been happening since November of last year until today.
Belarus: Between Imperialist Feuds and Class Movements
Strikes in Belarus Escalate as Lukashenko's Power Wavers
Recently we have written about the background and escalation of the current opposition movement in Belarus, but in the days that followed the situation has already changed by quite a bit – with various developments in the struggle against Lukashenko’s regime. Particularly interesting are the news on the industrial action front.
2020 strike handbook for UCU activists
This handbook provides advice which may be useful to branch execs, and other activists and campaign organisers, in organising strike action and associated campaigning. It was originally released ahead of the 2019 [UCU] strike days, and has been updated based on the experience of the 2019 action. This document was previously hosted by the UCU Branch Solidarity Network.
Workers Launch Wave of Wildcat Strikes As Trump Pushes for ‘Return to Work’ Amidst Exploding Coronavirus
A report on the spread of wildcat strikes in response to the coronavirus in the US. This article was first published by It's Going Down.
Class Struggle in the Time of Coronavirus: An Incomplete Chronicle of Events (16-21 March)
The following review is a small depiction of what’s happening in the world, outside Italy (for the situation in Italy, see: leftcom.org).
The Four Horsemen of Capitalist Decay
Capitalism – the current social system based on private property, wage labour and production for profit – is at a turning point. Day by day it becomes clearer that the existing relations of production have become fetters preventing humanity from addressing the urgent problems facing the whole planet. Unable to resolve its own contradictions, capitalism is instead hurtling us towards barbarism.
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