Zack Polanski’s Green Party has been expressing the deep anti-imperialist sentiment brewing in British society, especially amongst the youth. But where does the Green Party currently stand on foreign policy?

The rampant speculation and insider trading on platforms like Polymarket has exposed the unrestrained parasitism of the Epstein class. But prediction markets are nothing new: swindling and corruption have always been baked into capitalism.

Lately, the relationships between Trump and his European acolytes have turned sour. It turns out that it is rather difficult to build a ‘nationalist international’ – not least when the world is being riven apart by imperialist contradictions and national antagonisms.

Over the past year, Nigel Farage has changed his tune massively. From touting policies like re-nationalisation, he is now talking about “waging war” on “benefits culture”, even if it leads to riots. This is an open declaration of class war.

Last Saturday, the Nakba 78 march dwarfed the size of Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite The Kingdom’ rally. The enormous reserves of support for Palestine, combined with a desire to fight racism and the right, have shown a glimpse of the real balance of forces.

To conclude our series on the centenary of the 1926 General Strike, we publish an excerpt from Ben Gliniecki’s book ‘A Communist History of the British General Strike’, which outlines the lessons of this monumental struggle for revolutionaries and class fighters today.