May Day greetings from 21centurymanifesto

In the May 2013 issue of 21centurymagazine Rosa Luxemburg on the idea of May Day on the march; May Day Continue reading →

Egyptian workers will not be intimidated by tear gas

  The Central Bureau of the Egyptian Communist Party is following up the Security Forces brutal attack on peaceful workers Continue reading →

Hearts of oak, men of steel and the Iron Lady

Excellent writing by Ann Czernik What we leave behind marks our place in the scheme of things, and Margaret Thatcher’s Continue reading →

People’s Assembly: Our chance to change Britain’s future

by Bill Greenshields   If the tiny class of super-rich bankers and corporate monopolies that run this country mean to Continue reading →

AKEL opposes NATO bid

AKEL on the new President’s intention to apply for Cyprus’ accession to the “Partnership for Peace” The newly elected President Continue reading →

Green Party leader writes in the Morning Star to challenge to the status quo

by Natalie Bennett Today the Office for Budget Responsibility became the latest official source – following the IMF – to Continue reading →

Len McCluskey: ‘No going back to Blair’

by Len McCluskey In the first half of this month I’ve had a couple of considered attacks levelled at me. When Continue reading →

Culture is a class issue

Unless something catastrophic happens, May 2015 is the date of the next election, and it’s beginning to loom into view, Continue reading →

21centurymanifesto is now in magazine format

A digest of 21centurymanifesto postings are now available in an e magazine format. The first issue includes: War and anti-war Continue reading →

Netanyahu suffers setback in Israel election

Rightwing and neo-liberal Israeli P. M. Benjamin Netanyahu, suffered a major setback in Israel’s general election on Tuesday as results Continue reading →