Impact of war in Ukraine sees food inflation soar
Per Olsson, Rattvisepartiet Socialisterna (ISA in Sweden)
Global food prices are rising at a record pace and the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is predicting even steeper price increases...
Andy Moxley, Socialist Alternative (ISA in the United States)
ISA condemns the bloody Russian invasion of Ukraine, which has already displaced millions and killed or wounded thousands, and demands the withdrawal of Russian troops immediately.
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It is only thanks to the massive outpouring of solidarity with the refugees on the part of ordinary Poles that a humanitarian tragedy has so far been avoided in Poland.
Spoilt British ‘Royal’ Prince Andrew, who would scream and shout if his collection of teddy bears was disturbed, is now facing civil action in the US, after his friend, the socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, has been found guilty of soliciting and trafficking under-age girls.
With more than 30 stores fighting to unionize nationwide, the Starbucks stores in Buffalo are no longer an outlier — they’re the spark to a growing flame.
Cracks surface in “no limits” alliance with Putin
Vincent Kolo, ISA
“One who is not acquainted with the designs of his neighbours should not enter into alliances with them.” These are the words of legendary military strategist Sun Tzu more than 2,0...
Destruction, negotiations and economic turmoil
Per Olsson, Rattvisepartiet Socialisterna (ISA in Sweden)
The Putin regime’s war against Ukraine has entered its fourth week, and the number of victims is growing. Despite repeated talks and a number o...
With no interest in national and ethnic division, and every interest in putting people and the planet first, the working class can lead a struggle to end war and imperialism, and open a new era of workers’ unity and socialism.
For socialists, even in war, the starting point is always what benefits workers, the poor and ordinary people. The best traditions of the labour movement are to resist war and militarism, to have an independent line — not to ally with the right, capital and the state.