Imperialism and war | What did Lenin really stand for?
Daniel Morley outlines what imperialism is, how it emerged, and how revolutionaries must approach inter-imperialist conflicts.
Daniel Morley outlines what imperialism is, how it emerged, and how revolutionaries must approach inter-imperialist conflicts.
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In her bid to become the next Tory leader and PM, Liz Truss has pledged to bring in a host of new anti-union legislation. Trade union leaders have responded defiantly. This must be matched with militant struggle and bold united action.
A recent article published by the UN accidentally reveals the exploitation and wage-slavery upon which the capitalist system is based. To end poverty and hunger, we need to plan the economy along socialist lines – we need a revolution.
A recently released publication by author Oliver Bullough examines the central role played by the City of London in a global network of tax-dodging and money laundering. This is no accident or anomaly, however. Capitalism is corruption.
Across the world, temperatures and sea levels are rising. But the capitalists and their representatives remain nonchalant – more concerned about protecting their profits than the planet. To stop climate change, we need revolutionary change.
The much-awaited Forde report has been released, revealing the sabotage undertaken by the Labour right wing against Corbyn and his supporters. The left must learn from this episode: there can be no compromise with these class enemies.
Trade union leaders are talking about a ‘summer of discontent’, with workers on the railways, at Royal Mail, and in the public sector moving into action. These struggles must be brought together into a mass movement against the bosses and Tories.
Rob Sewell explains why we need to build a revolutionary leadership on the model of the Bolsheviks.
Arriva bus drivers in the North West are undertaking indefinite strike action. Across the country, transport workers are fighting back against attacks on pay, jobs, and conditions. These struggles must be united behind demands for nationalisation.
The Tory leadership contest has narrowed to two. The rabid ranks of the Conservative Party will now choose the country’s next PM. Whoever ends up in Number 10, turmoil and instability awaits. The crisis of British capitalism is set to deepen.
Britain is set for a summer strikewave, with posties and rail workers taking strike action, and public sector unions rejecting the government’s latest pay offer. This poses the need for coordinated action and a bold socialist programme.