Category: Asia Published Date Written by the Pakistan Trade Union Defence Campaign
The PTUDC in Pakistan has been active all over the country in organising relief for the victims of the floods. In some areas, however, they have met opposition from the Pakistan Army which prefers to back fundamentalist organisations. The Pakistan state has failed abysmally to help its own people, but still finds the forces to harass genuine socialists who are merely trying to help their own brothers and sisters.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 09:13
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Read more: Pakistan: Revolutionary Flood Relief and Protest Campaign - Update
Category: Asia Published Date Written by the Pakistan Trade Union Defence Campaign
The Pakistan Trade Union Defence Campaign has launched Revolutionary Flood Relief and Protest Committees across Pakistan, especially in the intensely affected areas, to conduct an efficient and effective rescue and relief effort. Fifty seven camps of this campaign have been set up in various regions and is appealing for help.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 09:13
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Read more: Floods devastation in Pakistan - a system in decay aggravates human disaster
Category: Asia Published Date Written by Jeppe Druedahl
Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 09:14
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Read more: On transitional economics ‑ Why and how China went capitalist (Part One)
Category: Asia Published Date Written by Jeppe Druedahl
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Read more: On transitional economics - Why and how China went capitalist (Part two)
Category: Asia Published Date Written by Alan Woods
The split between the US generals and politicians could not have come at a worse time. The sacking of McChrystal just at the beginning of the fighting season could disrupt the entire counter-insurgency campaign, which was already going badly. The fact is that a military victory is out of the question. The greatest military power in the world is now overstretched in the region.With the customary tone of cynical flippancy that is characteristic of the journal, the correspondent of The Economist of 23 June stated that what he really could not forgive was that General McChrystal prefers Bud to Bordeaux. But the lover of fine French wine was obliged to add that, serious as this lapse of taste might be, it was hardly a sufficient reason for sacking a serving US general. The real reason for the general’s dismissal was of a far more serious nature and had to do with the relations between the ruling class and the state.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 12 October 2011 09:01
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