Workers demand an end to the dismantling and export of their industries and the protection of their rights to healthcare and a decent environment.

While the ‘opposition’ sits on its hands, the ruling class is rolling out more legislation designed to suppress working-class discontent.

Dr Bob Gill’s contribution to the fight to save our NHS is incalculable. This film is essential viewing for every British worker.

A searing reminder of the need for class unity in the battle for socialism.

Workers have no interest in going along with the wave of anti-China propaganda that is preparing the ground for a devastating war.

All this sound and fury is serving to obscure Salmond’s real crime: the incitement of reactionary separatism amongst the British working class.

Big tech is enthusiastically embracing the drive to war with Russia and China.

A Russian-brokered agreement has affirmed the central role of Moscow in securing peace on the territory of the former Soviet Union.

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 useful idiots of the liberal left are cheering while tech giants clamp down ever harder on freedom of speech.

How has the US arrived at the point where it is disarming its own national guardsmen?

What is at stake in the conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia, and who stands to gain from it?

Thinking representatives of the system are increasingly concerned with how blatant the corporate control and looting of the Treasury has become.

A weak attempt to get some cash out of the online giants has fallen flat, landing struggling small traders with a new bill.

Will ‘taking the knee’, removing some statues and charging four policemen be enough to dampen the protests that have rocked the imperialist heartlands?

By pinning all their hopes for Britain’s future on a US trade deal, our rulers are taking us out of the frying pan and into the fire.

Our rulers are keen to convince us that the deepest depression in the history of capitalism is a random and unpredictable ‘black swan’ event.

What lessons can workers learn from the events in Bolivia?

What has fuelled the rise and sustained the popularity of the gilets jaunes movement in Britain’s nearest neighbour?