As the Gaza ceasefire breaks down, the Ansarullah government has resumed its blockade of the Red Sea.

The British state, egged on by its rabid zionist attack-dogs, continues to persecute any journalist or activist who spreads awareness about its genocidal crimes.

This is indeed a devastating setback for the long-suffering peoples of Syria and the wider region, but it is by no means the end of their liberation struggle.

The collapse of the government of Bashar al-Assad is a grave setback for anti-imperialist forces from which we must learn.

Every attempt by the zionists to decapitate and demoralise the forces of liberation has backfired.

When is an antifascist not an antifascist?

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

No matter how carefully our environment is manipulated, in the end, truth will out.

Amid growing resistance to the Saudis in the occupied south, the question of separation is once again raising its head in Yemen.

Another Sahel comprador regime has fallen to a popular movement led by patriotic army officers. The contagion is bound to spread.

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

Imperialist sanctions, occupation and war have hugely exacerbated the effects of the recent quake on the longsuffering Syrian people.

Having been beaten militarily, the USA and its allies continue to use economic and terroristic means to try to keep the Afghan people down.

Murder trial reminds the Burkinabè masses that freedom and dignity will only return when theirs is once more the land of the upright men.

Why are the crocodile tears of our leaders and their presstitutes reserved for some victims of war and denied to others?

The indomitable spirit of the Yemeni resistance is further proof that the imperialists and their proxies are incapable of winning a single aggressive war.

The genocidal onslaught on Yemen is either ignored or misrepresented in western media, obscuring the fact that all the justifications for the war are lies.

The war machine is facing a most welcome crisis of legitimacy.

Self-defence is no offence; those who really want to stop war must stand with the resistance.

Why are we still expected to pay any attention to the imperialists’ neverending barrage of fake news?