Committee for a workers' International

Film review: ‘NO' - an exercise in rewriting history

Unfortunately Pablo Larrain’s film ’No’ tells nothing about the background to Chile’s 1988 plebiscite and the struggle against the regime

Review: Bringing the BNP to book

Review of Bloody Nasty People: The rise of Britain’s far-right, By Daniel Trilling

Film review: Les Miserables

A film about revolution and the appalling injustices of society - but the message is about individual salvation through love.

Film Review: Steven Spielberg's Lincoln

The massive social struggles around the civil war bring up important issues that are played out in the continuing battles today to end racial, class, sexual and gender exploitation under U.S. and global capitalism.

Car industry: End of car production in Bochum by 2016 announced by GM/Opel

Factory closures in Europe’s auto industry spreading. Defend Bochum, Genk, Aulnay-sous-Bois, Southampton and Dagenham – for a united struggle to protect all jobs and factories

World Perspectives: Age of austerity preparing seismic convulsions

We are living through one of the most dramatic periods in history

World perspectives:‘Age of austerity' preparing seismic convulsions

We are living through one of the most dramatic periods in history.

Black History Month

Who was Malcolm X?

South Africa: From apartheid to Marikana

The struggle for social justice continues

The Beatles: Fab Four formed 50 years ago

It is 50 years since The Beatles’ first single, Love Me Do, released on 5 October 1962, a rough sounding beat record.

Europe: Autumn resurgence of class struggle

Time to strike a united blow against EU/Troika austerity! For a European-wide day of general strikes and mobilisations this autumn! Towards a 24-hour all-European general strike!