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Women in Tehran protest Israeli strikes

Interview with Iranian socialist feminist activist

PRMI reporters 18 June, 2025

18 June 2025 After 620 days of aggression and genocide in Palestine, the genocidal state of Israel drove the region further into despair and instability

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Trump demonstrates chart showing 44% tariff on Sri Lanka

Trump’s new tariff policy hits Sri Lankan economy

Editor 15 April, 2025

By Upul Siriwardene, PRMI in Sri Lanka. 15 April 2025. US President Donald Trump raised the tariff on Sri Lankan exports to the US to

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Mahmoud Khalil

Free Mahmoud Khalil! Free Palestine! End the genocide now!

Editor 14 March, 2025

Editorial from the latest issue of The Socialist, Ireland. 14 March 2025 As we go to print, Mahmoud Khalil, a key organiser of the Palestine

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Karl Marx's grave in Highgate Cemetery

Speech delivered at the Grave of Karl Marx by Frederick Engels

Editor 14 March, 2025

To mark the anniversary of the death of Karl Marx, we republish the Speech delivered at his grave by Frederick Engels March 17 1883. From

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Marx and Engels at work

Karl Marx’s revolutionary ideas: The working class and struggle

Editor 14 March, 2025

14 March 1883 Karl Marx died. In truth, the validity of Marx’s theory of class struggle has been borne out by the history of the

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Caricature of US oligarchs with Trump

The new American oligarchy flaunts its power

Editor 14 March, 2025

By James McCabe, Socialist Party Ireland 14 March 2025 “We’re done catering to Wall Street; we’ll commit to the working man”. JD Vance uttered these

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Scene from film "No Oher Land"

No Other Land – courageous Palestinians resist to their dispossession

Editor 6 March, 2025

Review of the Oscar-winning No Other Land, directed by Basel Adra, Hamdan Ballal, Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor. By Peter McGregor, Socialist Party Ireland 6

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“Shame must change sides” –  The vital case of Gisèle Pelicot

Editor 26 January, 2025

First published by Socialist Party (Ireland), 26 January 2025 Warning: Article contains distressing details of r*** and abuse In a stunning decision, Gisèle Pelicot faced

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Review: Strike – An Uncivil War directed by Daniel Gordon

Editor 13 November, 2024

By Thomas Carmichael 21 June 2024 On the morning of 18 June 1984, a scorching summer’s day, 5,000 striking miners gathered on the fields overlooking

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Review: Stolen directed by Margo Harkin

Editor 13 November, 2024

By Steph Lacey 4 September 2024 Directed by Margo Harkin, Stolen is a chilling account of the Magdalene Laundries, where Irish women and girls were sent for

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Review: Tsar to Lenin (1937) directed by Herman Axelbank

Editor 13 November, 2024

By James McCabe 24 August 2024 It would be difficult to imagine an event that rocked the world and changed the course of history to

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A crisis in International Socialist Alternative (ISA)

Editor 13 November, 2024

First published in April 2024 mm    Content warning: abuse, betrayal of survivors This statement is issued by the Faction to Defend Safeguarding, Socialist Feminism

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