News & Analysis
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China: Economic crisis can only be resolved through working-class struggle
The rise of China – now the major economic and geopolitical challenger to US imperialism – plays a defining role…
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National Care Service plan in tatters – fight for public ownership
The Scottish government have announced another delay in their much talked about National Care Service amid overwhelming opposition from care…
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Scottish Greens leadership under pressure from members on council cuts
Philip Stott Having been effectively kicked out of the Scottish government by former first minister Humza Yousef earlier this year,…
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Scotland’s drug deaths scandal driven by capitalism, poverty and cuts
Lynda McEwan Scotland continues to be the drugs death capital of Europe for the sixth year in a row. 1,172…
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After the US elections: Defeat Trump with working-class struggle and socialist policies
Matt Dobson Reactionary billionaire Donald Trump has swept back to power, winning the popular vote and the electoral college. His…
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US elections: Neither Harris nor Trump offer a pro-working class agenda
B.W. Sculos Vice President, Rio Grande Valley United Faculty (TFA/NEA) (personal capacity) Edinburg, TX material from our sister org the…
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Labour’s budget won’t deliver for workers – socialist policies would
Editorial from the Socialist – the paper of Socialist Party Scotland – Nov-Dec edition Behind the rhetoric of a Labour…
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What brought an end to South African apartheid?
Deji Olayinka, Socialist Party Black and Asian group 30 years ago, the inspirational movement of the South African masses brought an…
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What is happening with inflation – Why aren’t prices falling fast enough?
Wayne Scott Dundee From the Socialist in Scotland Sept 24 Figures from the Office for National Statistics show that inflation…
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Stammering is a trade union issue
Gary Clark 22 October is International Stammering Awareness Day, when stammering and stuttering organisations try to raise awareness. Around 40,000…
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