In the 19th Century, British imperialists waged the Opium Wars and forcibly dragged the Chinese state into the world market. This began what is known in China as its ‘century of humiliation’, with British capitalism stoking the world’s first opiate epidemic to bleed the country dry.

An ‘International Conference Against War’ is taking place in London this Saturday, promising to ‘build the movement’ for peace. But this broad alliance of reformist labour leaders and ‘progressives’ won’t provide the revolutionary programme needed to wage war against imperialism.

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?