Duterte’s ICC indictment is a punishment beating aimed at all those who might try to steer a neutral course as the imperialist war drive intensifies.

Rwanda’s latest attack-dog offensive against Congo looks like an imperialist attempt to eliminate Chinese influence and re-exert control over Congo’s resources.

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

Can the new president overcome the country’s communal legacy, unite its people and set them on their way towards building a self-sufficient and prosperous future?

The youth of all tribes were at one in standing up against IMF-imposed austerity, all of them ready to lay down their lives in the struggle for justice.

The success achieved by removing the basis for radicalisation of poor workers shows the wisdom of China’s policy in Xinjiang.

Fulfilment of the 1955 Freedom charter, in particular land redistribution, remains the central demand of the poor black masses.

Resign or be overthrown – this is the communists’ advice to Mr Ruto, the sworn enemy of the Kenyan people.

Another example of a supposedly ‘international’ organisation doing the propaganda work of US imperialism.

From the miners’ strike to Palestine, this working-class poet and author was steadfast in his opposition to British imperialism and its divide-and-rule tactics.

The rapid shift in the global balance of power looks set not only to continue but to accelerate in 2024.

What are the lessons communists need to learn in order to fulfil their historic role in the coming period of increased class struggle and deepening imperialist crisis?

‘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.’

Enforced separation from the world market has reinforced moves back towards nationalisation and planning.

A brief history of Ukraine from 1991 til today, which aims to fill in a few of the gaping holes in the western corporate media narrative.

Nato’s armies must be defeated on the battlefield and behind the lines.

This system is unable to escape from its own absurd contradictions: in particular the insanity of deepening poverty in the midst of ever-accumulating wealth.

As history moves on, new alliances are being formed that are more in tune with the real balance of forces in the world.

Former Bolivian president tells British interviewer: ‘We lament the English were celebrating the sight of dead people.’