New solidarity organisation expresses appreciation for the internationalist and socialist example set by the brave people of the DPRK.

Despite throwing in huge numbers of Ukraine’s best men and the west’s best armaments, Nato’s invasion force has been utterly destroyed.

Starmer and Macron may dream of a new ‘coalition of the willing’, but they cannot dream away the huge blow that has been dealt to imperialism in Ukraine.

The struggle for socialism is not only a political and economic struggle but also a cultural and educational one.

The European ruling class is in disarray over how best to handle this unwelcome reality – or even whether to admit to it at all.

While the war for liberation is far from over, the Israeli entity has been mortally wounded.

Meanwhile, the hypersonic Oreshnik missile has imposed a new calculus on Nato’s insatiable war planners.

The irreversible collapse of the proxy war against Russia is slamming the door in the face of Nato barbarism.

The multipolar world is a reality, and it has been brought into being as a direct consequence of imperialist actions.

So where are the trade unions?

If the purpose of the Kursk ‘offensive’ was to distract attention from the hammering the fascists are getting in the Donbass, the result has been just the opposite.

With debt rising exponentially year on year, and interest payments of $1tn this year alone, the US economy is poised ever closer to open bankruptcy.

When is an antifascist not an antifascist?

There is the real possibility of a wave of critical defeats for the imperialists that could shift the balance of forces decisively in favour of the working masses.

Under cover of ‘uniting against fascism’, French workers are being asked to align themselves with the true instigators of fascism and war.

President Putin makes it clear that all responsibility for the ongoing bloodshed lies with the aggressive Nato camp and its Ukrainian stooges.

Even the CPB’s best theorists tie themselves in knots when trying to justify their party’s rotten position.

DPRK-Russia relations have entered their highest point since the fall of the Soviet Union, and owe much to Russia’s Soviet past.

What is the war in Ukraine really about, and what have we learned during the last two years of fighting?

While crime after crime is committed against the people, those who should be organising the resistance are doing nothing.