Class Struggle n°107 · April 2016

The launch of the official 10-week campaign for the 23rd June EU referendum, didn't change much to the political atmosphere since Cameron first announced it, back in 2013. The bickering between the "Remain" and "Leave" camps, which has already split both main parties right down the middle, has just become …

For the first time in 40 years, junior doctors in England have been taking concerted strike action, forming determined picket lines outside their hospitals. The issue which drove them to this unprecedented action was a new employment contract, presented by Health Secretary, Jeremy Hunt as providing the basis for …

Over the past seven months, most of what remains of the British steel industry has been in crisis, as the 3 largest steel companies operating in Britain chose to pull out altogether. First, last September, the British subsidiary of Thailand-based Sahaviriya Steel Industries (SSI-UK) went bust and mothballed its …

The following article is translated from Lutte de Classe (#170, Sept-Oct 2015), the monthly journal published by our French comrades of Lutte Ouvri?re. In the summer of 2015, China was at the centre of economic uncertainty. Stock market crashes in Shanghai brought about a fall in financial market indices …

As the presidential campaign is getting increasingly polarised in the USA, we reproduce below a large extract of an article first published by the American Trotskyist organisation "Spark" (Class Struggle, 18 January 2016) The 2016 presidential campaign, is playing out against a background of more than six years of …