A stunning insight into a world at risk

World leaders and their rich friends are hoping 2022 will be a good year for them. They want to make as much money as possible off the backs of working class people while suppressing resistance and pushing divisions.

If you visit Socialist Worker online from Wednesday this week, you will notice some big changes.

​​​​​​​Boris Johnson remains as prime minister, but his reign in 10 Downing Street hangs by a thread.

NatWest bank has pleaded guilty to ­fraudulently “spoofing” to manipulate US Treasury markets for around six years.

As wildfires spread around the US, scientists are predicting more changes

Boris Johnson took a massive gamble in the run up to New Year—and he used our lives as his stake.

News in brief from the class struggle

Depot workers and bus drivers have escalated

The Tories are committed to making refugees as unwelcome as possible in 2022.

Tony Blair received a special New Year Honour from the Queen

Prince Andrew's friend Ghislaine Maxwell has been convicted of child trafficking

Don’t look Up directed and written by Adam Mckay is a film about the end of the world, at a time where climate change is steadily becoming a very real threat to humanity.

Up to 200,000 children in England could face eviction this winter. Rising living costs and removal of coronavirus support measures are leaving many private renters at risk of homelessness.

Over 400 warehouse workers at the B&Q distribution centre in Worksop, East Midlands are on indefinite strike in a pay dispute against bosses Wincanton Logistics Ltd.

Refuse truck drivers in Eastbourne, East Sussex, are to strike for an extra six days after the council tried to use scabs to clear bins on a strike day.

Now the movement has to step up the fight

Strikes by delivery workers in Sheffield spread to Blackpool, Sunderland, Huddersfield and Chesterfield as 2021 came to a close.

Socialist Worker answers some questions on revolution raised in Socialist Workers Party branch meetings

Extinction Rebellion's 2022 programme could be an early test of new police powers.