United States
Mass demos mark the end of Trump’s first year as the bigot in chief
23 January 2018Hundreds of thousands of people came onto the streets across the US to mark one year since racist, sexist US president Donald Trump’s inauguration.
Vietnam's blow to US empire
22 January 2018In January 1968 Vietnamese resistance fighters inflicted a shattering defeat to US prestige. The Tet Offensive sent shockwaves across the world, writes Alistair Farrow
Protesters ‘knock down the racist wall’ on Donald Trump anniversary
20 January 2018A year after Donald Trump became US president, protesters with Stand Up To Racism staged a “knock down the racist wall”’ stunt outside the new US embassy in south London
Donald Trump’s first twelve months in office - a year of horrors and resistance
16 January 2018Cowardly, sexist, racist US president Donald Trump has lurched from crisis to crisis since his inauguration a year ago this Saturday. His attacks have been relentless—but the resistance has been inspiring.
Victory for anti-racists as Trump cancels his visit to Britain - now take on Tillerson
12 January 2018US president Donald Trump has confirmed he won’t be coming to Britain to open the new US embassy in February.
Trump attacks migrants and the planet - and increases the nuclear threat
10 January 2018The explosive revelations of The Fire and the Fury book on US president Donald Trump has dominated headlines over the past week.
US housing predators ready for Britain
09 January 2018US housing investment firm Blackstone is set to enter the social housing sector in Britain.
The Cotton Famine
09 January 2018This new pamphlet tells the story of how textile workers in Lancashire came to support the abolition of slavery in the US.
Iran in revolt - Iranian socialists on what sparked the protests and why they matter
05 January 2018Nick Clark spoke to two Iranian socialists, Nima Soltanzadeh and Massoud, about what lies behind the recent protests—and what they mean for the struggle
Victory as anti-Trump inauguration protesters walk free
22 December 2017Six people arrested during protests on Donald Trump’s inauguration day have been acquitted of rioting and destruction of property.
UN votes down US recognition of Jerusalem as Israeli capital
21 December 2017The US has failed to defeat a United Nations (UN) vote condemning Donald Trump’s recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel. The vote was held last night at the request of Arab states.
Trump visit to Britain will be announced ‘soon’ as he showers money on the rich
20 December 2017Prepare for mass protest, workplace action, student walkouts and occupations.
Don't let the corporations and the government censor the internet
17 December 2017Government authorities in both the US and Britain are moving to restrict access to the internet, and it will be oppositional voices that lose out.
‘This is no time to retreat’ - an interview with Kim Moody
12 December 2017Do workers still have power to fight the bosses—and if so, how can they use it? Author Kim Moody spoke to Charlie Kimber about his new book on the potential for resistance
Rich cheer Trump as he hands them a trillion in tax cuts
05 December 2017Tax cuts worth £1.1 trillion were passed in the US Senate last Saturday—and the rich cheered
FBI inquiry into Russian involvement in US election piles pressure onto Donald Trump
31 October 2017The pressure on racist, sexist US president Donald Trump was growing as Socialist Worker went to press on Tuesday.
Lies unravel about US military raid in Niger
25 October 2017The lies peddled by the United States political and military elite about the deaths of soldiers in West Africa are falling apart - as Socialist Worker predicted
Behind Trump's contempt for Myeshia Johnson lies a story of US imperialism
24 October 2017The death of US Sergeant La David Johnson in Niger has exposed the callousness of Donald Trump towards those he orders into battle.
Trump’s Muslim ban is foiled again
24 October 2017Protesters in the US celebrated a victory as injunctions delayed the implementation of president Donald Trump’s third travel ban on Wednesday of last week.
US repression and plunder lies behind the disaster unfolding in Puerto Rico
30 September 2017Two hurricanes have torn apart Puerto Rico. Some 15,000 people have had their homes destroyed or are living in shelters with little food or water.
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