‘It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good’ was not my favourite proverb at school, but I’ve recently come to fully appreciate its meaning.

Seven decades of revisionist rot are revealed in the anti-Russia stance being taken by so many communist parties today.

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

Sir Keir Starmer is doing everything in his power to ram home the lesson that Labour will never serve working-class interests.

‘Our people have inherited the heroic spirit of the generation who defeated the US-led gang in 1953 – a de facto confrontation between the rifle and the atomic bomb.’

¿Cuáles lecciones pueden extraer los proletarios de los últimos cuatro años?

What lessons can workers take from the last four years?

Unions tail-end middle-class eco protests and stoke illusions in ‘green’ capitalism.

British workers have the power to give real solidarity to Venezuela, which is in the front line of the struggle against the imperialist enemy.

It is not his alleged ‘antisemitism’ that offends the ruling class, but his refusal to give unconditional support to Israel.

What is behind the relentless campaign against Corbyn’s ‘antisemitism’ and ‘terrorist wreath-laying’ in our national media?

On the zionist-backed campaign against Jeremy Corbyn's leadership of the Labour party.

In this short video clip, Harpal Brar looks at the difference between Jeremy Corbyn's words and his deeds.

We urgently need to reclaim the British working-class movement for socialism.

Each new US plan to rescue something from its failed war in Syria has led to further humiliation for the imperialists.

Splits in the imperialist camp deepen as the US ruling class argues over whether to increase its military intervention in Ukraine.

The poisoned chalice of the British premiership.

Reactionaries shun the hammer and sickle as the devil shuns holy water!

Blair hung out to dry in an attempt to divert attention from the continuing crimes of British imperialism.

With every day it is becoming more apparent that war criminals are eminently more acceptable to the imperialist Labour party than a mildly anti-war leader.