Charting the way forward
We have suffered, and continue to suffer, from political fragility, but we have every reason to be confident about the future. James Harvey reports
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We have suffered, and continue to suffer, from political fragility, but we have every reason to be confident about the future. James Harvey reports
As proposed by the PCC and agreed by the AGM of CPGB members held on February 12
Predictable. doesn't take rocket science you project what you were doing may of this year. we would have zero troops by august 31st. you empower, enable the taliban. you push them forward in a spring and summer offensive with predictable results that shouldn't surprise anybody. will: we talked to, listened to, we heard the trump administration, now the biden administration show interest in leaving afghanistan. with that being the background, with that being the setting what would have been the proper way to exit that country? >> well the best way to do this take a strategic approach to this. f...
Conservative iranian judge said the ballistic missile program and malicious activity across the middle east is nonnegotiable when it comes to the ongoing nuclear talks. adding he is unwilling to meet with president biden. the biden administration made clear they don't believe iran conducted a fair election process since only certain candidates were given permission to run. >> iran policies designed to advance us interests, that is regardless of who is chosen is iran's president, and the process we considered to be pretty manufactured. this was not a free and fair election process. >> the biden...
Looking beyond the pandemic Covid-19 continues to cause huge problems, but it has also forced us to adopt new methods. Vernon Price reports on the openings, contributions and elections Comrades from Labour Party Marxists were among the invited guests last Sunday at the CPGB’s AGM, held on Zoom. The first discussion, on the international situation, was introduced by comrade Mike Macnair. He began by likening the current pandemic crisis to a war, requiring huge amounts of state debt. Once it is over, the debts will have to be recovered - either from those with substantial investments or from ...