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Egypt on the brink of civil war

By Alan Woods
Wednesday, 02 February 2011
The revolution in Egypt is reaching a critical point. The old state power is collapsing under the hammer blows of the masses but revolution is a struggle of living forces. The old regime does not intend to surrender without a fight. The counterrevolutionary forces are going onto the offensive. There is ferocious fighting on the streets of Cairo between pro- and anti-Mubarak elements.

Egypt: The moment of truth

By Alan Woods
Tuesday, 01 February 2011
The whole of Egypt is now in a precarious balance. That same precariousness applies to the role of the armed forces, the sole remaining fulcrum of the regime. On paper it is a formidable force, as solid as the aforementioned pyramid. But armies are composed of human beings, and are subject to the same pressures as any other social stratum or institution.

W.Mids workers support Arab revolt

By Darrall Cozens
Tuesday, 01 February 2011
An Emergency Motion in support of the Arab workers was passed at a meeting of the West Midlands TUC on Saturday, January 29^th. It was agreed to forward it to the Regional TUC and to all affiliated Trades Union Councils.

A Critical Period: Editorial Statement

By Socialist Appeal
Tuesday, 01 February 2011
We have now entered a critical period. The cuts are no longer on the horizon; they are knocking at the door. Over the next few months, local councils will be finalising annual budgets for the next financial year, agreeing what services should be reduced or cut and increasing charges for those which remain. For the labour and trade union movement the time for talk has passed, action is now needed.

The “secret” behind Germany’s economic recovery

By Fred Weston
Tuesday, 01 February 2011
According to the Bundesbank, German GDP grew by 3.6% in 2010. This comes after the steep 4.7% drop in 2009, when the recession hit Germany hard. Unemployment has gone down from the 10.5% peak of 2005 to 7%. It now stands at just under three million. Volkswagen is taking on 3,000 workers, BMW and Daimler 400 each. Lufthansa has announced plans to take on an extra 4,000 staff this year. The same picture can be seen in chemicals, electronics and other industries. When the rest of Europe is facing lay-offs and sluggish growth, what is different about Germany?

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