After years of revolution and counter-revolution, the movement in Sudan is at a decisive juncture: either the masses organise to take power, or the reactionary junta will crush them. The question of leadership is vital.

The recent trial and sentencing of elite socialite and sex-trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell has opened the curtain on the disgusting den of sin that the capitalist class inhabit – with all eyes now on Prince Andrew and the crisis-ridden monarchy.

At the start of this year, a mass movement erupted in Kazakhstan. With the protests growing and spreading, the regime has intervened with brutal repression. The masses can rely only on their own strength to take the revolution forward.