Growing anti-zionist sentiment must be developed into a consistent, scientific and class-conscious opposition to imperialism as a whole.

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 ‘kidnapping’ of a Venezuelan government jet is just the latest act of piracy against a country that refuses to bend the knee to imperialist diktat.

Our press was never truly free, and today it is more incarcerated than ever.

How does imperialism get away with its persecution of Julian Assange and how does this fit into our understanding of the ‘rules-based international order’?

With the USA’s attention elsewhere, Haiti’s people have an opportunity to try to break free from the imperialist stranglehold.

While an individualist view tends to despondence, there is a positive aspect to British imperialism’s blatant complicity in persecuting free speech.

If the WikiLeaks editor is extradited to face trumped-up ‘treason’ charges in the USA, it is the death of investigations into the inner workings of power by the press.

This endlessly targeted island nation has become a playground for US bioweaponry in recent years.

The case of Julian Assange reveals how little concern the bourgeoisie really has for ‘human rights’ and ‘civil liberties’.

An essential history for every sincere worker who wishes to make sense of the political landscape in Britain and find an effective way forward.

A masterful insight into the mechanisms that hide the US’s constant state of war from its own citizens.

The targeting of such a pro-imperialist figure is a warning to all those who might engage in acts of dissent against the establishment.

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

Another example of the way that fabricated ‘news’ aims to baffle rather than inform, and to get workers onside for the imperialist war drive.

The chilling persecution of honest journalism has only highlighted the unfreedom of bourgeois society and the lies and complicity of imperialist corporate media.

Ruthless political suppression and rampant superexploitation by US monopoly capital continue to drive social unrest in the island nation.

This battle is not to only save a single journalist from gross injustice but to defend the right of all workers to access and speak the truth.

Former Bolivian president tells British interviewer: ‘We lament the English were celebrating the sight of dead people.’

It is not one man who is on trial, but the people’s right to access meaningful and reliable information.