Socialist Correspondent
Socialist correspondent
The Socialist Correspondent attempts to get to the truth behind events. Using Marxist principles, it shines a light on those responsible for war, terrorism and exploitation and reports and analyses the struggles of working people across the globe. The Socialist Correspondent is partisan. It unashamedly supports those fighting for peace, justice and socialism.
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Podcast 170 - Massive protests in Bolivia 03.11.2026 17:35
Bolivia is one of the poorest countries in Latin America. This article traces the recent political history of the country
Podcast 169 - Prime Minister Burnham - something new or more of the same _ 20.10.2026 18:08
Podcast 169 - Prime Minister Burnham - something new or more of the same _ by Socialist Correspondent
Podcast 168 - The Arctic - northern front for US war plans 06.10.2026 23:33
Trumps' threat to annex Greenland is only part of a wider US strategy - the whole Arctic region is in its sights. While seizing Russia's valuable Arctic territories would require a sustained open war, Greenland, Scandinavia, and even Canada represent easier US targets.
Podcast 167 - The 100th anniversary of the General Strike 22.09.2026 20:27
It is one hundred years since the only general strike to have taken place in the history of the British labour movement started on 3rd May 1926, lasting just 9 days. That high point of class struggle provides many essential lessons about the nature of the movement, the role of the capitalist state, and the potential of the working class to organise its own interests.
Podcast 166 - Averting climate catastrophe 08.09.2026 21:20
The Paris Agreement of 2015 committed its signatories to limiting the rise of global warming to within 2 degrees centigrade with the main industrialised polluters curbing their emissions and helping fund the poorer countries. These targets have not been met and the momentum has gone into reverse. Capitalism seems unable to put in the necessary measures to avert crisis. This article examines option...
Podcast 165 - I Have , a poem by Nicolas Guillén 27.08.2026 4:05
Nicolas Guillén, longstanding president of the Cuban National Writers Union and member of the central committee of the Communist Party of Cuba worked with popular music and song to bring the language of ordinary people into poetry.
Podcast 164 - Aftermath of regime change in Bangladesh 04.08.2026 21:16
Elections were held in Bangladesh in February 2026 which was won by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party with the Islamist Jamaal-e-Islami party coming second and forming the opposition. Prior to this the Bangladesh Awami League, the country's oldest party, had been in power between 2009 and 2024 but was banned from taking part in the election by the unelected interim administration. There have been s...
Podcast 163 - The Old Gang - The powers and purpose of the privy council 21.07.2026 23:42
The UK's famously unwritten constitution means the country is effectively governed by the Privy Council and its executive committee in the Cabinet, composed of what John Mclean called 'The Old Gang' in his open letter to Lenin in 1921. Its longevity is testament to the continuities of class rule in this country.
Podcast 162 - Genocide in Palestine - a testing ground for Iran war 21.07.2026 17:00
Israeli weapon systems and tactics , touted and priced as "battle tested" on Palestinians, are being applied in their current war on Iran and Lebanon, employing a strategy aimed at destroying the resistance and its social and material basis as was trialled in Gaza.
Podcast 161 - Destroying Labour is in the interests of ruling class 07.07.2026 17:37
Keir Starmer and his leadership team do not pretend to be socialists, or even reformists. They are advocates of the status quo, establishment managerialists of a socio-economy in enduring crisis, and a foreign policy in service to British imperial interests. Like previous administrations they want to off-load the crisis onto the working classes, at home and abroad.
Podcast 160 -Europe weakened by Iran war 23.06.2026 19:00
Europe is weaker relative to the US now than at any time since the end of World War 2 – the result of deliberate US strategy to subordinate its allies in order to create a disciplined bloc ready for major war against China. The Iran war has accelerated Europe’s difficulties.
Podcast 159 - Epic Fury – the old colonialists attempt to reconquer Iran 09.06.2026 21:29
On 28th February the United States and Israel launched an unprovoked military aggression against Iran, assassinated its Supreme Leader and many more of its political and military leadership. Operation Epic fury had the openly stated intention to overthrow the Iranian regime and bring about the total disintegration of the Iranian state. This ongoing aggression has already claimed the lives of nearl...
Podcast 158 - The West in crisis 02.06.2026 4:32
The West’s multifaceted crisis is undermining the established norms of power, alliances and economic systems. This has been exposed and made worse by the United States and Israel’s war against Iran and all its unintended consequences. No one can predict the longer term implications of Donald Trump’s miscalculation over launching the war or whether it will mark a decisive point in US decline. Howev...
Podcast 157 - A Poem for Nakba Day 16.05.2026 2:45
A poem by Tawfiq Zayyad (1929-1994) who was a Palestinian leader and member of the Israeli Communist Party. He was elected to the Knesset in 1973, representing Rakah and later Hadash until his death in 1994. He was elected mayor of Nazareth in 1975 and served in that role until he died. Between 1958 and 1962 he spent long periods under arrest in Israeli prisons and later was the target of several...
Podcast 156 - Report on the conditions of lorry drivers 12.05.2026 11:31
Many difficulties face contemporary lorry drivers, from working within a complex employment network disconnected from their clients to being closely watched and managed by GPS, digital tachographs, and advanced driver assistance programs to keep them in line.
Podcast 155 - China and the new world disorder 28.04.2026 24:00
How China foresaw the unravelling of the post war liberal international order many years ago and set about protecting itself from the expected increase in aggression from the the USA.
Podcast 154 - When truth becomes treachery - narrowing the window 14.04.2026 18:41
Neither truth nor honestly held opinion are defences against prosecution under the current anti terror legislation which seeks to stifle public debate about Palestine and other matters under alleged national security concerns.
Podcast 153 - Jury Trials - 12 potentially angry people 31.03.2026 21:03
Jurors are temporary actors in a judicial system designed to protect property and profit. At the same time, they are admitted into that system in a role that accords them real powers as well as access to privileged information that exposes the workings not just of the British state's legal apparatus but also of the world it serves.
Podcast 152 - Latin America - The United States and China 25.03.2026 21:17
Podcast 152 - Latin America - The United States and China by Socialist Correspondent
Podcast 151 - Divisions in Washington - same goal, different strategies 03.03.2026 11:16
Trumps radical foreign policy marks a seismic shift in US strategy and leaves the pretence of a rules based order reeling.
Podcast 150 - Extreme Adventurism - the dangerous decline of the USA 18.02.2026 25:35
The world is more dangerous than it's ever been. The US has escalated a campaign of reckless violence across the globe to try to offset its long-term decline. This strategy is not a Trumpist aberration but is fully backed by the whole American machine. The extreme adventurism we are witnessing is more dangerous than US warmongering up to now, not only because it's so widespread, fire-raising in mu...
Podcast 149 - Politics, class, and inequality 03.02.2026 19:14
Class division remains a key element of Britain's political picture, but in a new way. Whereas working class people once formed the heart of the class structure and the focal point of political competition they now lack representation.
Podcast 148 - Let us speak of freedom 20.01.2026 16:25
Celebrating the 70th Anniversary of the South African Freedom Charter, adopted on 26 June 1955 by the Congress of the People at Kliptown, near Soweto, South Africa.
Podcast 147 - Geostrategic Fight for the Caucasus 06.01.2026 16:11
For centuries the Caucasus region has been fought over by various empires, most recently under the influence of the Soviet Union. The region comprises Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan, along with the autonomous republics Nakhichevan, Abkhazia, and South Ossetia. Current US actions and the expansion of NATO have threatened the sovereignty and security of the region.
Podcast 146 - The Department of War Studies 23.12.2025 19:10
The Department of War Studies at Kings College London is ostensibly a university department but the function it performs for the British State goes well beyond the academic study of military science and strategy.
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