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At their Spring conference members of the Green Party of England and Wales voted to no longer oppose the UK being a member of NATO.

Summer will bring no respite for the Tories as discontent turns to protest and strike action reminds us that class struggle is the way forward.

This month’s issue looks at forgotten people. There are people that our rulers would like us to forget, like the miners who fought the Thatcher government, the refugees held in…

In Episode 20 of the Socialist Hour Dave, Susie and Mike talk about the Buffalo murders, and Dave interviews Michelle Torez a social activist who has gone from being institutionalised…

At Critical Mass we oppose the Russian invasion and support calls for a cease fire to the war in Ukraine and the withdrawal of Russian troops so that negotiations can…

This is the full PDF of Issue 12. You can read it here, or download it to read on your own device. We think this is the best way to…

This month’s issue has a number of articles about concerns for the future of the NHS. The Tories don’t like to call their plans ‘privatisation.’ They prefer ‘outsourcing.’ Having seen…

A new energy price scandal threatens us all as middlemen take their profits and run while energy giants pass on the costs in higher energy bills for all.

Tories are appalled at the idea of UBI but the evidence is not in their favour.

Private equity is buying up the public sector and imposing its priorities on society. We need a fight back that challenges capitalism. Labour wont do that.

If pride is a protest, should not the G in gay have the same equality as all the other letters and groups under the rainbow coalition? 

Sadly the left-wing MPs in the Labour Party are not committed to socialism and submit to Starmer's leadership. It is time to refocus.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) threatens us all. But can we use it to our advantage in the struggle for socialism? Readers respond in Notes from the Edge.

Critical Mass readers have their say on this month's big issue: housing.

Outrageously, a massive loophole in the UK’s current windfall tax is incentivising fossil fuel companies to pursue new oil and gas fields in the North Sea.

Critical Mass brings you some of the important and often overlooked events of the last fortnight and looks back at Orwell's 1984.

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