Letters
Apologists; Amnesia; Too tepid; Kurds and Turks; Not harmless; Age concern; Independent; Name and shame; SPGB democracy; Vote Lindsey
Turkey's action endangers region
Kurdistan was, till now, the only stable part of Iraq. Turkey’s military campaign has put an end to that and will trigger all manner of dangerous consequences, writes Esen Uslu
Meat cleaver
Esen Uslu responds to Phil Kent's criticisms
Sex, murder and DNA tests
Jim Moody asks who controls the social controllers
Julius Caesar and the death agony of the republic
Chris Gray continues his series on the class battles in ancient Rome
No even-handedness
Hopi political discussions focus on the role of imperialism and what position to take, reports Tina Becker
Pro-imperialists snubbed
Hopi's steering committee unanimously rejected holding a joint meeting with the AWL’s Education Not for Sale at the NUS conference on Iran and the imprisoned students, proposing instead an ENS v Hopi debate. Ben Lewis looks at the issues
Sunshine Stalinism ends?
James Turley looks at the mixed response of the left and the prospect of a ‘Cuban Deng’
Making propaganda for Marxism in elections
A revolutionary platform was too much for some 'revolutionary' students. Mohsen Sabbagh reports
Carry on regardless
It is time for the SWP membership to call a halt to the leadership’s stubborn GLA charade, argues Peter Manson
