The ruling class put Labour in power to try to manage the crisis, knowing that it is better placed to wage war on workers at home and abroad.

What is driving the decline in living standards in Britain? If we tighten our belts for a while, can we expect things to get better soon?

Sincere communists must make a serious appraisal of their work at this time of deepening crisis and renewed struggle.

The ruling classes stir up populism amongst deindustrialised populations in order to try to persuade workers to pin the blame for their hardship onto other workers.

What do workers need to understand if they are to solve their problems for good?

Western propaganda about Russia and China, the two main targets of Nato’s war drive, aims to drum up support for war and destroy anti-imperialist resistance.

From now on, attacks or threats against these safeguarded territories will be dealt with as attacks against any other part of Russia.

Economic crises are an inescapable feature of life under the market system. Socialist planning is our only way out.

The capitalists have shown themselves to be entirely unable to run their own system for the benefit of society.

‘The west is ready to cross every line to preserve the neocolonial system which allows it to plunder the world, thanks to its dollar and technology domination.’

Global supply lines have been designed with profit maximisation, not the needs of the people, in mind.

The battle between socialist and bourgeois ideas is not one in which workers can be neutral: on its outcome, humanity’s fate depends.

What lies at the root of the CPB’s total inability to educate or inspire even a fraction of the working class?

Those who would change the world must first understand it: Marxist economics is the antidote to bourgeois voodoo.

The US imperialists are continuing their unhinged drive to war against China.

What does the call for a universal basic income really mean?

In fighting capitalist exploitation and the war danger, workers will ultimately seek a way out through socialist revolution.

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

Objective conditions for the creation of a revolutionary movement are improving, but much work needs to be done to take advantage of those conditions.

Only by clearly understanding our rulers’ determination to dismantle the NHS and by coordinating our efforts to save it can we hope to succeed.