In defence of socialist realism and a culture of the working class.

It is becoming clearer by the day that Labour serves monopoly capital and is preparing for a civil war against the working class.

Moscow is not going to be fooled into any settlement that doesn’t bring real security and deal with the original goals of the SMO.

Signs of the senility and decay of the US-led imperialist bloc are all around us, yet it remains a rabid and dangerous force.

The Greek party’s leaders continue to rebrand Trotskyite formulae as ‘Leninism’ to cover their inexcusable treachery at a pivotal moment in history.

The Soviet Union’s colossal contribution to the second world war cannot be overstated – it is up to us, communists, to protect this legacy.

New solidarity organisation expresses appreciation for the internationalist and socialist example set by the brave people of the DPRK.

Multinationals channel the overwhelming part of their profits through tax havens and countries with low taxation rates.

As the drive to war ramps up, the contradictions of decaying imperialism are on full display.

Despite throwing in huge numbers of Ukraine’s best men and the west’s best armaments, Nato’s invasion force has been utterly destroyed.

Nato’s reckless invasion of Kursk has totally backfired, leading not to a triumphant advance but to the total defeat of its proxy war against Russia.

Starmer and Macron may dream of a new ‘coalition of the willing’, but they cannot dream away the huge blow that has been dealt to imperialism in Ukraine.

It is incumbent upon all progressive humanity to defend Russia from imperialist aggression and lying propaganda.

Our role is not to take over the bureaucracies but to bring a class-conscious understanding and programme to rank-and-file militants.

The struggle for socialism is not only a political and economic struggle but also a cultural and educational one.

Party members must redouble their efforts to grow our organisation and draw the best elements of the working class towards it..

Seventy-two years ago a great leader of the proletariat died, but his legacy is now emerging stronger than ever.

One of the positive side-effects of Russia’s SMO in Ukraine has been the deepening cooperation between Russia and Belarus.

The USA wants a better ‘division of labour’ in Ukraine, but its hopes of future victory are still founded in self-serving delusions.

The European ruling class is in disarray over how best to handle this unwelcome reality – or even whether to admit to it at all.