Filmmaker David Lynch, who passed away last week, was a singular artist whose works were surreal and unsettling. Although not a ‘political person’, his films and TV shows explored alienation and the absurdity of everyday life under capitalism.
Earlier this month, Keir Starmer announced his vision for a “decade of national renewal” powered by artificial intelligence. But can Britain become an “AI powerhouse” as Starmer hopes, or is this just austerity with a shiny new label?
The RCN’s recent report on “corridor care”, which exposes the depth of the NHS crisis, has shocked Britain’s workers and youth. Labour health secretary Wes Streeting’s pathetic response shows Labour has no solutions. Only bold measures can save our NHS.
On Saturday, the Metropolitan Police launched a massive crackdown on the national Palestine demonstration, with 77 arrested. These measures are a sign of weakness, not strength. The burning anger against western imperialism has not gone away.
Last weekend, thousands gathered across Britain to express anger at the rise of sexism, fuelled by figures like Andrew Tate and Donald Trump. RCP comrades found an appetite for revolutionary ideas on how to fight women’s oppression.
Bad Bunny’s ‘Debí tirar más fotos’ blends Puerto Rican rhythms with fierce resistance, exposing the scars of US imperialism and celebrating a culture’s resilience. Embraced by Latin American youth, the album inspires cultural pride and reflection on shared struggles.
The Edinburgh district of the Revolutionary Communist Party has grown by ten members since its launch last summer. Continuing our series on party building, we take a look at how the comrades achieved this growth.
After four years in the post, trade unionist Mick Lynch has announced his retirement as leader of the RMT. While Lynch inspired thousands during the strike wave of 2022-23, his recent overtures towards Starmer reveal the dead-end of reformism.
Not impressed with Reeves’ autumn budget, and concerned about the long-term health of British capitalism, leading investors are ramping up the pressure on Labour to get the economy back on track. It is high time we expropriated these parasites.
In this latest installment in our revolutionary press series we turn to examine the American Revolution. Known as a revolution of ideas, it saw the press transformed into an essential weapon of popular anger – and a disseminator of revolutionary ideas.
A major exhibition of the golden age of Mughal art and culture is currently on display at London’s V&A Museum. The treasures inside display the magnificent artistic developments and achievements of this once great civilisation and their lasting impact on the sub-continent to this day.
Labour MP Tulip Siddiq, who is tasked with investigating corruption for the government, has been engulfed in corruption scandals of her own! Her ties to the deposed tyrant Sheikh Hasina in Bangladesh have come to the surface. Tulip, you’re in a blooming mess – time for you to go!