Up to 10,000 demonstrators took to the streets of Washington DC for the fourth annual US Women's March on Saturday. 

As scandals and splits tear chunks out of the royal family, Simon Basketter looks at what keeps them in place—and why the people who actually rule us still want them

France’s trade unions are making an international appeal to sustain their strikes against president Emmanuel Macron’s assault on pensions.

Some 5,000 ill and disabled benefit claimants have died before being repaid thousands of pounds owed to them due to a government error.

The fight for the future of Royal Mail is heating up again after a union leader announced plans for another national strike ballot.

Climate rebels in Aberdeen positioned themselves on oil firm Shell’s doorstep on Thursday to “point the finger at people who are responsible” for climate catastrophe.

Anti-racists in West Wales are celebrating after Otis Bolamu was granted the right to stay in Britain on Wednesday.

The world’s 500 wealthiest people added £1,000 billion to their wealth last year

Richard Greeman, a Marxist writer and activist best known for his work on Victor Serge, looks at why Macron is so determined, and asks how workers can win

awitchhunt in the Labour Party is about to begin in earnest on a mass scale.

A vicious Tory attack could kill more child refugees as they try to make it to safety in Britain

The state is so worried about Extinction Rebellion (XR) it has included the direct action group in its Prevent strategy.

 

Royal Mail workers in Merseyside were set to strike for two days from Saturday of this week against a major attack on their CWU union.

Security staff at St George’s University Hospitals Trust (SGUL) in west London started 15 days of strikes on Monday—and immediately faced police action.

Workers at St Catherine’s Catholic School for Girls in south east London resumed their strikes this week with a three-day walkout from Tuesday.

Workers in 37 UCU union branches are reballoting for strikes. The branches voted overwhelmingly for walkouts in initial ballots, but failed to meet the Tories’ 50 percent turnout threshold for legal strikes.

Decades of Western imperialism in the Middle East lie behind the latest crisis

Gabby Thorpe is impressed by Camilla Royle’s new book on the life and work of Engels—a key contributor to Marxism

Four Unison union branch officers in Kirklees, West Yorkshire, remain suspended by their own union without knowing the charges against them.