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Welcome!Unfortunately, we don't have the possibility to maintain a full English version of our website. But, we do have some contributions in English, mainly published by our International or our sister organisations around the world. Some of them deal with the situation in Austria and explain what the SLP stands for. Some deal with the current situation internationally. Some are on general issues. You could try the "News from the CWI" Page [last updated: October 2002]. It contains short news from all over the world, mostly in English. For more information, please, visit the websites of our International or of our organisations in English speaking countries (or at least with English language websites).
News I Articles on Austria I International News I NewAsian sub-continent on the brink of catastrophe:
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Socialism Today
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of the Socialist Party.
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Articles on Austria/ SLP
- April 2000: Austria awakens - a country in resistance
- February 2000: Austria: alert! Organise to resist the right
- February 2000: Austria, the new government and the protest against it
- January 2000: Socialist Left Party, SLP, founded
- November 1999: A warning from Austria
- May 1999: Austrian far-right election gains
International News
also look at: News from the CWI" Page [last updated: October 2002]. It contains short news from all over the world, mostly in English.
- CWI War Updates
- 16 November: The War in Afghanistan A Decisive Turn
- 27 October: US Slipping into a Quagmire
- 26 October: After assassination: Middle East on the brink
- Complications for US imperialism grow.
- 12 October: CWI Statement: War lights a fire throughout the Middle East
- 9 October: CWI Statement: Attack on Afghanistan starts: US Bombing Plunges World into Turmoil
- World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks
- 14 September: CWI Statement: The Political and Economic Aftershocks, A Socialist Analysis
- Socialism Today: Article on aftermath of suicide attacks
- The Socialist: After the carnage in the USA...
- Why Marxists oppose individual Terrorism
- Eyewittness Reports
- Artikel from Justice - paper of the US-section of the CWI
- 2001:
- June: UNISON reconsiders its links with Labour (Socialist Party Press Release and Background Information)
- Mai: ITALY - the lessons of Berlusconi's comeback
- April: Victimisation of Trade Unionists in Nigeria: An Appeal for international Solidarity and Support
- April: Israel/ Palestine: A war by any other name
- April: Mexico: "Zapatour"
- March: Nigeria: UI Authorities, Stop using Cults to attack Activists
- February: Indien: Gujarat's Earthquake: "Natural" disaster - Inhumanly made
- 2000:
CWI - Statements
- May Day 2002: The growing global challenge to war, racism and capitalism
- March 2002: Israel/Palestine: Sharon's dead-end policy - Carnage brings Middle East to the brink of war
- 2001: A Turning Point in World Events
Report from the International Executive Committee (IEC) of the Committee for a Workers' International (CWI) - December 2001: Argentina: Mass Revolt topples Government
- September 2001: World Trade Center and Pentagon Attacks: The Political and Economic Aftershocks, A Socialist Analysis
- June 2001: The truth about Gothenburg Statements by the SLP (in German), the CWI and Joe Higgins (in English)
- June 2001: The Committee for a Workers' International and the Anti-Capitalist Demonstrations
- Mai 2001: The Politics of anti-capitalism
- Mai 2001: Under Siege! (pamphlet of the cwi)
- October 2000: Workers' Uprising in Serbia overthrows Milosevic
- September 2000: Statement on Fuel Crisis
- Dezember 1999: MAY DAY 2000
- International Women's Day 2000
Articles misc.
- Why Marxists oppose individual Terrorism, by Leon Trotzki
- May 2001: Socialism and ATTAC
- March 2001: Socialists and Direct Action
- March 2001: Principles of Direct Action
- How a socialist planned economy could work
- Trotsky's relevance today
- Peter Taaffe's "Cuba: Socialism and Democracy":
- "Che Guevara - Symbol of Struggle" (by Tony Saunois)