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- Socialist Health Association react to the abolition of NHS England
Esther Giles explains why the removal of NHS England is a necessary but not sufficient step to the NHS we need - An alternative economic plan… that could be implemented tomorrow!
Labour could choose to make ‘tough choices’ on the rich to fund an expanded public service, writes Jamie Gough - Careless People
Ian Parker reviews a book exposing the internal workings of Facebook - Labour’s neoliberal agenda on financial regulation
Is Starmer repeating the mistakes the led to the 2007 financial crash? Labour seeks to cut regulation to encourage growth, but Ruth MacKenzie and Simon Hannah argue that this is a dangerous approach. - ‘Even silence is viewed as dissent’: An interview with Russian trade unionist Pavel Kudyukin
Pavel Kudyukin is co-chair of the University Solidarity trade union and a member of the Council of the Confederation of Labour of Russia (KTR). He also served as Russia’ deputy minister of labour (1991-93). In this extensive interview with Federico Fuentes and Serhii Shlyapnikov for LINKS International Journal of Socialist Renewal, Kudyukin talks about the situation of workers and trade unions in Russia and the territories it occupies, and the debate over whether to expel Russian unions from international bodies. Kudyukin also discusses the differing stances among Russian leftists towards Russia’s war on Ukraine, and the campaigns to free political prisoners held in Russian jails.