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How Labour governed, 1945-1951 – Syndicalist Workers' Federation - Vimarsana News

How Labour governed, 1945-1951 – Syndicalist Workers' Federation

A pamphlet by the Syndicalist Workers' Federation on how the Labour Party governed between the years 1945 and 1951 examining their relationship with the working class and how "socialist" it really was.

Source: libcom.org
Freed from IS, but Iraq's Qaraqosh is now a ghost town - Vimarsana News

Freed from IS, but Iraq's Qaraqosh is now a ghost town

In the Iraqi Christian town of Qaraqosh, time stands still. The Islamic State group was expelled in October 2016, but life has not returned to its once-vibrant and wealthy neighbourhoods.

Gulf Keystone notes continued suspension of Iraq-Turkey pipeline - Vimarsana News

Gulf Keystone notes continued suspension of Iraq-Turkey pipeline

(Alliance News) - Gulf Keystone Petroleum Ltd on Friday said it continues to believe that the suspension of exports following Turkey's closure of the Iraq-Turkey pipeline will be temporary, as the amount of deferred oil exports kept growing. The Iraq-fo...

Battle To Save Iraq's Christian Language - Vision Christian Media - Vimarsana News

Battle To Save Iraq's Christian Language - Vision Christian Media

"Teaching Syriac is important to all segments of society, even if some say it is a dead language."

Iraq's Christians fight to save threatened ancient language - Vimarsana News

Iraq's Christians fight to save threatened ancient language

BAGHDAD — Iraq’s shrunken and conflict-scarred Christian community is launching a new television channel as part of efforts to save their dying language, spoken for more than 2,000 years.Syriac, an ancient dialect of Aramaic, has traditionally been the language spoken by Christians in Iraq and neighbouring Syria, mostly in homes but also in some schools and during church