Capitalists are divided on immigration
Socialists must unite workers around a political program to challenge capital’s control of migration, argues Marcus Strom.
Articles
Delusion and dishonesty don’t take things forward
Brendan Laws from Socialists in Schools and Victorian Socialists replies to Lucy Honan’s letter alleging ‘scab’ behaviour.
American carnage
Andrew Quirk takes us through the crazy world of MAGA freaks and ICE thugs ahead of the November mid-term elections in the United States.
How should workers respond to the AI boom?
Artificial intelligence must be taken into public hands if it is to serve the general needs of humanity, writes a computer industry worker.
Racing towards general intelligence
Whether AI is used to expand human capabilities or to wipe us out will be decided by the politics of class against class, writes Yassamine Mather.
AI: the biggest economic bet in US history
With billions pouring into AI coffers – but no sign of any profitability – Michael Roberts expects a crash to come. But will it smash the technology it is creating? Unlikely.
Letters to the editor
Seize means of reproduction; ITF silence; Open confirmation; Eighth World Congress of Comintern; VicSoc ‘scabbed’
1.5 degrees and rising: capitalism is failing humanity
With temperatures shooting past the Paris Agreement, leaders are fiddling while our homes burn, write Martin Greenfield and Eddie Ford.
Australian ITF coordinator breaks MUA silence on sexual harassment
Former MUA Assistant National Secretary Ian Bray has lifted the lid on the MUA’s internal position calling for Steve Cotton to stand down, an MUA member reports.
Socialism in one state based on ‘the vibe’
VicSocialists are standing to deliver a ‘better, fairer Victoria’. But without challenging the constitutional order, this is fantasy politics, argues Marcus Strom.
Modi finds cockroaches hard to kill
David Lockwood looks at the surprising resilience of India’s Cockroach party.
Victorian Labor aims to shred freedom of association
The Associations Incorporation Reform Amendment Bill removes a central tenet of freedom of association from Victorian workers, writes Godfrey Moase.