Comment: Learco Chindamo

It's Britain that made Philip Lawrence's killer and it's for Britain to deal with his rehabilitation

Iraq: US troop ‘surge’ a total failure

Bush's desperate measures to avoid admitting defeat during his presidency.

Slave labour used to build new fortress in Baghdad

The US strikes yet another blow for ‘freedom’, ‘democracy’, the ‘rule of law’ and the recognition of ‘human rights’.

Education update: Workfare, fingerprinting and PFI profiteering

Industry matters: Winter of discontent?

More British war crimes at Porton Down

Mustard gas ‘tested’ on Indian soldiers

Communist Party of Greece achieves successes in elections

Nepalese revolution faces fresh challenges

Maoists have resigned from Nepal’s transitional government and declared a republic from the streets.

Belarus struggles to defend workers’ interests

Europe’s ‘last dictator’ faces vilification for the ‘crime’ of holding out against imperialist greed.

CPGB-ML honours Comrade Jack Shapiro

Veteran of Cable Street and lifelong communist activist

CPGB-ML celebrates birth anniversary of Bhagat Singh

Bhagat Singh inspired by Irish freedom struggle

Building a revolutionary party – the Korean experience

In celebration of the 62nd anniversary of the founding of the Workers’ Party of Korea, 10 October 1945.

Art exhibition marks Korean party anniversary

Poem: I Wonder If Those Days Are Coming Back

By William Hunt-Vincent

Theory: Capitalism and crisis

The current ‘credit crunch’ is the latest manifestation of overproduction crisis.

Support the postal workers’ strike and condemn the sabotage of Royal Mail

Jose Maria Sison is released, but the struggle for his rights still needs support

The CPGB-ML adds its voice wholeheartedly to the following statement from the New Communist Party of the Netherlands and the Workers’ Party of Belgium in relation to the disgraceful persecution of comrade Jose Maria Sison, exiled leader of the Communist Party of the Philippines and veteran of the international communist movement.