RCP members working in education are beginning to organise within their unions to link questions like pay, conditions, and funding to the fight against imperialism. From schools to universities, our slogan ‘Books Not Bombs’ is finding an echo.
The criminal destruction of our environment and the suffering of the working class are small change to the billionaires and trillionaires of the world. As readers of ‘The Communist’ point out, the rich are living on another planet to the rest of us!
The death of Alex Salmond, a towering figure of the Scottish independence movement, has been met with glowing tributes from across the political spectrum. Salmond made the SNP what it is today: a party of big business, austerity, and decline.
Earlier this month, Starmer announced that the Chagos Islands, a British colony, will be handed over to the Mauritian government. But far from ‘righting injustice’, this backroom deal with the USA will only strengthen the grip of western imperialism.
The USA has been battered by a series of deadly hurricanes in the past few weeks. These disasters have exposed that capitalism cannot deal with the consequences of the climate crisis – a catastrophe of its own making.
We are proud to announce a new, updated, and expanded edition of the RCP booklet ‘Israel-Palestine: A Revolutionary Way Forward’. We publish here the new introduction, covering the earth-shattering events since the commencement of Israel’s slaughter.
This week on Communist Radio: Ben Gliniecki and Tom Crozier discuss Hurricane Milton hitting the United States, capitalism’s climate catastrophe, and the seismic impact such events are having upon the consciousness of millions.
During our autumn growth campaign, the Party has received various questions about Marxist theory, revolutionary history, and communist tactics. In our first instalment of Ask The Communist, we cover Stalinism, the USSR, Mao, and the vanguard party.
Support staff at London universities, including cleaners and security guards, are fighting back against the exploitative practices of the employers. RCP comrades offer their full solidarity to these struggles. Workers and students: unite and fight!
The apocalyptic drama ‘Threads’ (1984) explores what could happen if war in the Middle East escalated into nuclear annihilation, and Britain was obliterated into a barbaric wasteland. 40 years later, this film remains a haunting watch.
Starmer’s unpopular austerity policies have forced some trade union leaders to begin offering tokenistic resistance. But to defend our class and prepare for the battles ahead, militant, fighting leadership – not class-collaboration – is needed.
As Netanyahu, backed by the warmongers in Washington and Westminster, spreads his slaughter across the Middle East, the RCP is organising a new generation of revolutionaries in the fight to overthrow imperialism. Join us in this struggle today!