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Whole World Says No War
More troops are pouring into the Gulf
Cairo motion is great opportunity
AN IMPORTANT conference held in Cairo, Egypt, last December attracted 400 delegates and launched the International Campaign Against US Aggression on Iraq. The conference issued a declaration against war and globalisation. The key points of the declaration include:
Anti-war protests panic Blair
BRITISH ambassadors were called back to London for a crisis meeting this week. The move was in response to growing panic in the government over global opposition to war on Iraq. Many of the ambassadors are worried that the drive to war is "radicalising" people around the world.
Worldwide call to stop Bush's war
THOUSANDS OF activists across the world are making 15 February an international day of demonstrations against war on Iraq. They are doing so as US military analysts tell of a "near unstoppable momentum towards war" by late February.
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- A year after the Leave vote—fight for a socialist, anti-racist Brexit
- Durham TAs demand better from their Unison union and Labour council
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- Theresa May serves up a weak and nasty queen's speech
- As Tories and the council keep failing over Grenfell, residents demand change
- Let the refugees in
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