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As Europe approaches NATO’s 24–26 June summit in The Hague, its 750 million people face a decisive strategic choice that will affect their lives for years to come – and one with far wider global impact.
China has a won clear victory in the first battle of the US “trade war”. But the U.S. will not abandon its economic struggle against China. This article analyses the forces that will determine the outcome of this “protracted” economic war.
Beginning the fightback against austerity, explaining how it is linked directly to military spending and the rise of racism is the first step in a long fight to revive the left, to defeat these attacks and to push back against Reform UK.
In Italy the anti-war movement is mobilising in advance of the NATO summit. At recent rallies in Rome and Naples, Italian organisers were joined by European political leaders – reflecting the need for coordination of the resistance to Europe’s militarisation agenda.
Socialists should do anything possible to encourage MPs to vote against the legislation supporting assisted suicide. The votes take place soon.
The alternative necessary: boost living standards of workers and the poor, including public services; abandon unpopular wars and the boosts to military spending; stop demonising migrants and attacking Labour’s own supporters.
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