The situation in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir is on a knife edge. This mass movement is continuation of the revolutionary unrest that swept through Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Nepal over the past two years. And it now faces a crossroads: the bloody path of compromise, or onwards down the road to revolution.

Fuelled by geopolitical shocks and the breakdown of globalisation, the world capitalist system is wracked with instability and uncertainty, which is itself contributing towards the economic crisis. What does this mean for the class struggle?

Around 70 years ago, the Mau Mau Uprising was under way. To suppress this movement and hold back the tide of Kenyan independence, the British imperialists committed unimaginable atrocities. These crimes were hidden for decades and, to this day, the struggle against imperialism in Kenya continues.

A vicious, racist harassment campaign by the establishment media has led to the tragic death of black Cambridge professor Jason Arday. This fiasco had nothing to do with academic integrity, and everything to do with sowing racist culture-war division.

While millions work in stifling heat, the capitalists have been busy pitting climate activists against ordinary people. They attack air conditioning and maximum working temperatures, while we suffer with wildfires and broken water systems.

From environmentally-damaging data centres, to the threat of unemployment, to alienating AI slop – widespread anger is building towards the tech bosses accelerating us towards a dystopian future. What is the revolutionary way forward?