As an innocent man is tortured for the crime of exposing the criminals, British workers should be organising meaningful action in defence of all our rights.

With the USA’s attention elsewhere, Haiti’s people have an opportunity to try to break free from the imperialist stranglehold.

Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger, by founding a new Alliance of Sahel States, have started a revolution in the continent’s geopolitics.

The ramifications from Nato’s barbaric blitzkrieg continue to unfold in Libya and across the region.

‘When the people stand up, imperialism trembles.’ – Thomas Sankara

Sergey Lavrov to general assembly: ‘Our future is being shaped by a struggle between the global majority and the neocolonial few.’

While the heroic resistance was defeating US and British imperialist forces, the British working class was effectively demobilised by its corrupted leadership.

The CPC has officially acknowledged that the ‘agreement incapable’ USA is set on hegemony and confrontation.

The growing strength of the anti-imperialist block, anchored by Russia and China, is sending tremors of fear and panic through western corridors of power.

‘The stronger China becomes industrially, technologically and militarily, the more it is able to help poorer countries break free of the stranglehold of debt slavery.’

Historical ties of friendship and solidarity between Africa and the former Soviet Union weigh strongly in the feeling that Africa has towards Vladmir Putin.

What is it that lies at the root of the constant ramping up of imperialism’s war drive against Russia and China?

And none of them care a jot for the wellbeing or the wishes of the people of Ukraine.

Efforts to revive the halcyon days where Obama could sign off on endless drone assassinations and still be heralded as a beacon of ‘progress’ will not work.

Our party mourns the loss of a true class-conscious proletarian and a staunch fighter for socialism.

Every day the US imperialists fight amongst themselves bring a little closer the day of their empire’s fall.

It is widely accepted that the imperial powers committed terrible crimes in the past, but is the past really so different from the present?

When is an anti-war movement not an anti-war movement?

Dr Josef Skála described the advances made by socialist Czechoslovakia and discussed the challenges of organising the forces for socialist reinstatement.