This May, we are launching the Revolutionary Communist Party. To prepare for this, we are looking back on the history of our organisation – beginning with the firm position taken by the Trotskyists in the ‘40s against the partition of Palestine.
This May will see the founding congress of the Revolutionary Communist Party in Britain. Comrades are enthusiastically working towards this, energetically selling the paper and recruiting new members. Help us build the RCP! Join the communists!
From war games in the Baltics, to bombing impoverished Yemenis: the bellicose British imperialists have been puffing their chests out. But as The Communist readers note, the UK’s Armed Forces are at breaking point. Britain is a third-rate power.
The teams behind Revolution Scotland and Socialist Appeal have combined forces to launch The Communist – a new paper produced by the Marxists in Britain. In our first issue, editorial board member Shaun Morris looks at the crisis facing the SNP.
The mass movement in solidarity with Palestine is continuing across the country. The communists have energetically intervened in this struggle from day one, raising revolutionary perspectives and demands. We say: intifada until victory!
As the class struggle heats up, the trade unions are being put to the test on one front after another. But from fighting anti-strike laws, to defending jobs, to providing real solidarity internationally, the reformist leaders are falling short.
Writing for the first issue of The Communist, readers highlight some of the most egregious examples of the global elites’ debauchery and depravity: from eye-watering inequality, to sordid scandals, to hypocritical hedonism. Overthrow their system!
The new paper from the Marxists in Britain is out now! The Communist is a revolutionary weapon, wielded by a red army of comrades that is on the march. Join us today, and help build The Communist and the Revolutionary Communist Party!
The Tories are using public sector workers in the North of Ireland as pawns in their efforts to end the political paralysis at Stormont. But workers across the sectarian divide are refusing to be passive observers, and are moving into action.
Comrades across the International Marxist Tendency are commemorating the centenary of Lenin’s death by running a year-long campaign defending his ideas and legacy. This began with a bang last Sunday, with an inspiring rally and book launch in London.
Tata bosses have confirmed plans to cut thousands of jobs at the company’s steelworks in Port Talbot, south Wales. With the unions failing to put up a fight, workers must mobilise, organise, and occupy to protect their livelihoods and community.
This week both marks the centenary of the death of Lenin, and sees the launch of The Communist – a new paper produced by the Marxists in Britain. James Kilby ties these threads together, discussing the history of the revolutionary press.