New UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham: Saviour or More of the Same?
Andy Burnham was ‘crowned’ leader of the Labour Party (LP) and Prime Minister in July 2026 following an overwhelming decline
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The crisis in Cuba: There is a real fight against Trump
Eduardo Neto April 6, 2026 A small delegation from the IWL was in Cuba in March 2026. We studied there Hertz Dias (candidate for the presidency of Brazil for the PSTU), Gabriela (also from the PSTU) and yo. We wanted, first of all, to show our solidarity with Cuba at this moment in which the […]
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An Injury to One Is an Injury to All in Pakistan-administered Kashmir
The International Socialist League/Socialist Voices send its greetings and solidarity to the people in the area of Azad Jammu, part of the Pakistan-administered Kashmir, facing police brutality authorised by the AJK government – the state government. Reports by the BBC and Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) talk of police killing, JAAC say 27 people have […]
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Massacre in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir
Mehnat Kash Threek Justice demands truth. Truth demands accountability. Accountability demands action. The families of those killed on June 7 deserve answers. The wounded deserve justice. The detained deserve freedom. And the people of Pakistan-administered Kashmir deserve the democratic rights and representation that have been denied for far too long. Pakistan-Administrated Kashmir is currently facing […]
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Working class solidarity is the way to achieve LGBTQIA+ rights!
Reactionary forces oppose the LGBTQIA+ community Ashley Walker As a Reform council withdraws funding to the local LGBTQIA+ community, and as others refuse to fly the flag symbolising LGBTQIA+ inclusion during Pride month, we are reminded about the importance of working-class solidarity. A Reform led council cut £2,500 funding to the Durham Pride event, out […]
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Labour gets a drubbing in the elections
By Martin Ralph Over 25,000 candidates competed for 5,000 seats in one of the most hotly contested local elections in British history. Council seats were won on record-low vote shares, with an increased fragmentation of the 2-party electoral system driven by the loss of support for the two major parties. Scottish Parliament Election – seats […]
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India: The worker’s uprising in Noida
By MAZDOOR INQUILAB This article was first published here by New Wave. It has been slightly re-edited for publication by Workers’ Voice. Events of 10th to 13th April It had been only a few months back that the contract workers of Indian Oil Company had revolted in a wildcat strike. They were protesting the conditions of work for contract workers. […]
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Who is Zé Maria?
Longtime Brazilian industrial union leader and political activist faces a two-year prison sentence for speech in defence of Palestinian liberation By PSTU – Brazil The trajectory of José Maria de Almeida, Zé Maria, is intertwined with the recent history of the Brazilian workers’ movement. Starting as a metalworker, he began his political activism during the […]
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Palestine: Ben-Gvir is no exception
By SORAYA MISLEH Abominable. Unacceptable. Despicable. Deplorable. Unconscionable. Barbaric. Degrading. Intolerable. These were some of the indignant adjectives uttered by governments around the world in the global condemnation of the macabre spectacle staged by Zionist Minister Ben-Gvir against the international activists of the Global Sumud Flotilla, which made headlines on May 20. But, contrary to […]
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STOP THE US-ISRAELI BLITZKRIEG ON IRAN AND LEBANON
By International Socialist League During March, Starmer declared that military action against Iran is “not our war”, but then allowed three B-52 nuclear-capable American bombers to use a military base in Britain and Diego Garcia’s UK base in the Indian Ocean for ‘defensive’ strikes against Iran. As we write, the UK government is working with […]
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