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16/03/2016: Thousands march in Heilongjiang province opposing job cuts.
14/03/2016: Political crisis looms
11/03/2016: For a socialist, working class no campaign
10/03/2016: Cruel capitalist regimes responsible
09/03/2016: Crises for refugees - and the EU – continues
08/03/2016: The situation in Germany
07/03/2016: Working women’s fight for a world without oppression
04/03/2016: Bernie’s political revolution will be strangled if it remains imprisoned
within the corporate-controlled Democratic Party.
03/03/2016: Left makes important gains
01/03/2016: Two articles on the current situation in Turkey and Kurdistan
29/02/2016: Establishment parties in crisis, as a new Left rises
27/02/2016: Year of the Monkey opens with economy in worst situation for decades
26/02/2016: Huge enthusiasm for Bernie Sanders’ call for a political revolution
leads to serious challenge to Hillary Clinton
25/02/2016: #OutsourcingMustFall campaign becomes point of reference for the working
class
24/02/2016: The referendum on 23 June is not just about the EU but is also an
opportunity to pass verdict on Cameron and his rotten government
23/02/2016: Below, videos of TD’s (members of Irish Parliament) Paul Murphy and Ruth
Coppinger at a public meeting of the Anti-Austerity Alliance/People
Before Profit, after a mass demonstration of tens of thousands against
water charges in Dublin
20/02/2016: The “Arab Spring” revolutionary wave brought dictators in Tunisia and
Egypt crashing down. It swept through the Middle East, inspiring workers
and youth the world over. It has since ebbed, however, leaving the
region wracked with war and sectarian conflict.
19/02/2016: Five Star Movement can gain
18/02/2016: Israeli and Palestinian activists discuss resisting Nentanyahu and
urgent need to build socialist forces
17/02/2016: Analysis of the present situation in India from an internationalist
perspective
17/02/2016: “All together, workers and poor farmers, at Syntagma Square, against
austerity”
16/02/2016: Looming civil war can only be countered by a united struggle of working
people
15/02/2016: Huge potential for workers’ struggles
15/02/2016: Left must mobilise millions to militant anti-austerity banner & building
of political organisation to give it voice
13/02/2016: Build a #Movement4Bernie to Defeat the Billionaire Class and the
Democratic Party Establishment.
13/02/2016: A socialist approach
12/02/2016: Workers’ fury at austerity and capitalist system will find more
expression
12/02/2016: Union movement should step up call for nationalisation of threatened
factories
11/02/2016: Renewed economic crisis, wars, political polarisation & class struggle
perspectives
10/02/2016: Brutal policing must be condemned
09/02/2016: Crisis for imperialism and a fight-back from below
09/02/2016: All out in the struggle! Coordinate and develop the fight now!
08/02/2016: Opportunities will arise for working class and poor to organise
08/02/2016: Is ‘Modimania’ on the wane?
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26/02/2013, But Park Geun-hye’s right-wing agenda will face mounting mass resistance CWI reporters in South Korea
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07/09/2012, Campaign for permanent contracts continues Kim Changwoo, CWI Seoul
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25/11/2010, No peace in sight for divided, militarised and unstable peninsula Chen Lizhi and chinaworker.info reporters
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26/06/2010, At the Committee on International Trade, Joe Higgins MEP questions the
European Commission about its proposed Free Trade Agreement with South
Korea and what impact that will have on the rights of workers in Europe
and Korea Joe Higgins, MEP, Socialist
Party (CWI Ireland)
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24/07/2009, Skirmishes in parliament further sign of growing crisis Clare Doyle, CWI |
27/07/1998, Against the background of economic catastrophe in Asia, the workers of
South Korea are engaged in a life and death struggle. They have shown
that organised and determined action can force even the most powerful
governments to back down on their attempts to make workers bear the
brunt of the crisis. Issued by the Committee for a Workers’ International |
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