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Sri Lankan masses storm capital forcing out president
By Tu Senan, Committee for a Workers’ International A historical day was marked on 9 July in Sri Lanka, when…
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Sri Lanka in flames
The following article was written just before the resignation yesterday of Sri Lanka’s prime minister, Mahinda Rajapaksa, after weeks of…
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Sri Lanka: People should not be made to pay for the crisis
Tu Senan, Committee for a Workers’ International As we write protests continue to take place across Sri Lanka the day…
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Glasgow council workers to strike once more in equal pay dispute
UNISON trade union members in Glasgow City Council are to strike on 29th and 30th March over equal pay compensation…
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The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the new era of global capitalism
Tony Saunois, secretary Committee for a Workers’ International The world has been plunged into another catastrophe on top of the…
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Ukraine and the National Question: Why socialist internationalism is the only guarantor of self-determination
The war in Ukraine has revisited the ‘national question’ in Europe, ie the language, culture, and democratic rights of populations…
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Ukraine: Workers’ unity against capitalist warmongers and imperialist meddlers
Committee for a Workers’ International (CWI) reporters Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has recognised the ‘independence’ of two Moscow-backed separatist regions…
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Kazakhstan: Unprecedented, simultaneous mass protests spread across the country
By Clare Doyle, Committee for a Workers’ International, International Secretariat An explosion of anger has spread across Kazakhstan in the…
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What happened to Podemos?
Pablo Iglesias, one of the founders of Podemos and its most prominent representative, announced his resignation from politics earlier this…
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China: Bureaucracy grapples with new crises
Hannah Sell, Committee for a Workers’ International international secretariat At the start of October, the International Monetary Fund slightly downgraded…
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