Why the war on Iran was no accident
Ali Keshtkar challenges the idea that Trump was ‘tricked’ into the war with Iran by Israel.
Society & Culture
Iran: is our issue a war of flags?
A reply to Ali Keshtkar from Reza Akbari, a member of Iranian Revolutionary Marxists’ Tendency living in exile in Australia.
Liberal dog-whistling panders to One Nation
David Lockwood argues that the latest anti-immigrant spray from Angus Taylor is not reducible to racism, but is about national chauvinism and state-loyalty.
Farrer reveals One Nation’s elite pedigree
David Lockwood says despite its attempt to appeal to plebian culture, One Nation is a pro-elite, pro-establishment party.
SA election and the rise of One Nation
What looks like a landslide win for Labor could spell trouble down the track. Marcus Strom looks at the South Australian election.
Two tactics in the anti-war movement
Australian-Iranian leftist Ali Keshtkar offers this contribution to how we can build a principled mass movement against the Iran war.
AUKUS jobs in South Australia: hype or hope
As South Australia goes to the polls, Professor Al Rainnie examines claims that AUKUS is a big jobs bonanza for the state.
Will AI robots steal our jobs?
Atlassian just announced it is cutting 1600 jobs due to AI. Michael Roberts looks at how AI could fuel capitalist crises.
Palestine movement needs democracy
The self-apppointed leadership must open up to democracy to ensure the movement can become a mass force. Martin Greenfield reports.
Abolish the Australian monarchy system
Not just one bad apple, overthrowing the monarchy system must be central to our socialist project argues Marcus Strom.
International Women’s Day must rise again
The working class origins of IWD can be forgotten amid the corporate breakfasts. But Lea Campbell argues that socialism is inseparable from women’s liberation.
Back the rebel Labor MPs
Chris Minns and the Zionist movement tried to silence protests against genocide and failed. Marcus Strom and Clarrie Lewis examine the politics.