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<strong>Eddie Ford</strong> is not surprised that Cop27 was a failure, all participants are committed to growth for the sake of growth

<strong>Robbie Rix</strong> reports on the <em>Weekly Worker</em> fighting fund

Why hide the truth? <strong>Vernon Price</strong> discusses an unusual contribution in the latest Pre-Conference Bulletin

<strong>Michael Roberts</strong> investigates the old myth that wages drive inflation and rejects calls from governments, bankers and employers for workers to exercise pay restraint

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

Splits are widening at the top, the protests are continuing to grow, but there are still illusions in US-sponsored regime change. <strong>Yassamine Mather</strong> comments

Despite the economy ranking as the number one issue for US voters, the expected red wave failed to materialise. <strong>Michael Roberts</strong> examines the facts and figures

With Rishi Sunak probably having little chance of winning the next election and Keir Starmer waiting in the wings, we should expect Austerity 3.0, writes <strong>Eddie Ford</strong>

<strong>Robbie Rix</strong> reports on the <em>Weekly Worker</em> fighting fund

<strong>James Harvey</strong> reports on plans, problems and the need to openly thrash out principled differences