Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century
An Imperialist nation is defeated at sea by a smaller power. Are talking about 2026, or 1905?
A speech from the opening of FOTO 2026
In 1921, Alexandra Kollontai wrote a short story imagining Health Communism. Here’s what we can learn from it.
A short article on the seemingly unlikely links between neurodivergence and fascism.
The British left has little to lose, but where should it go?
We must never again allow organisational structures to remain unchanged, unchallenged and unreviewed, as the world around us changes
An updated version of rs21’s Fighting Transphobia pamphlet is now available
DK Renton covers the Court of Appeals upholding of the Palestine Action ban, the past struggles, and the next steps.
rs21 interviews Arms Embargo From Below, which aims to rebuild a disruptive, anti-imperialist movement
Florence Open and Martin Ralph write on the incarceration of the Brazilian trade unionist, and how to show solidarity.
The controversies of recent years have left many left-wingers scrambling for answers to key questions around Zionism, antisemitism, the history of Israel, and the Palestinian cause. The pamphlet will be an invaluable resource for socialists arguing for solidarity with Palestine.
Transphobia is on the rise in Britain and around the world. The fight for trans liberation goes beyond just countering bigotry, misinformation, and oppression where we come across it – we need to build power within and across movements, and put forward positive demands.
It’s more obvious than ever that we need radical social and political change. But in the vacuum left by defeated labour movements, where should we begin? For long-time workplace activist Ian Allinson, the answer is clear: organising at work is essential to rebuild working-class power.
Earlier this year, United Farm Workers founder César Chávez was accused of sexual abuse. But this problem goes beyond one man.
Colin Wilson explains how capitalism makes big money selling ‘natural’ ways of life.
An in depth look at Clacton’s history and fighting back against Farage and the far right
The resistance has emerged from the streets, not the Democrats
Police violence escalated massively – but antifascists in Manchester once again challenged ‘Britain First’ in the streets.
The role of the POUM in the Spanish Civil War
What’s next for football after the FIFA farce?
The tournament’s rot is capitalism’s, but the game belongs to us
China is weathering the war and turning crisis into influence
Workers from the ICR enter their ninth week of strike action, demanding pay restoration from their bosses
Report from the recent Teamsters union congress in Las Vegas
A report from the rs21 Unison conference in Brighton
Portugal’s floods are not natural disasters. They are the predictable result of political choices protecting fossil capital
To tackle climate breakdown, workers and communities must seize control of the environmental transition
A critical examination of the development of green hydrogen manufacture in South Africa
rs21 interviews STAT Magazine editor Pete Mercer on their recent cultural event Vermin.
Benjamin Hargeaves looks to the novel Summer Will Show for its lessons on revolution
War is a guzzling money‑making machine
Ish T-N spoke to Unite members at the Kimpton Clocktower Hotel in Manchester out on strike against their employer InterContinental Hotels Group UK
Members of staff at the Institute of Cancer Research are currently on strike
Ian Allinson interviews UNISON members at the Royal Oldham Hospital