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The decisive issue posed by the bloody repression in Northern Ireland was the development of an independent revolutionary socialist party to unite the working class throughout Ireland with workers in Britain themselves coming into mass struggles—a section of the International Committee of the Fourth International.
Sir John Monash, probably best known for his role as commander of the Australian army corps in France during World War I, died 90 years ago.
Pakistan Allows Travel From the UK After Mandatory COVID-19 Test Following the discovery of a new strain of the coronavirus, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has revised the recently-imposed travel embargo on inbound flights from the United Kingdom (UK). The exception has been made for Pakistani passport holders with business, visitor, or transit visas if they produce a negative COVID-19 PCR test taken 72 hours prior to the flight. Pakistanis residing in Britain with study, family, work, and settlement visas that will expire within 30 days from 22 December may also return to the country und...
Christmas 1914, And After Sentimentality about Christmas in Britain is a Victorian legacy that owes much to the influence of Germany. The sense of outrage in December, 1914, at encountering a Christmas tarnished by the ugliness of war was common to both countries. Wars of religion - like civil wars - are commonly considered to be the most merciless, the most cruel, the most destructive. Divine sanction or divine instruction has generally tended to increase this savagery, casting a holy glow over what might otherwise be looked on simply as barbaric deeds. Where religious war has taken ...