
Review | Overshoot: How the world surrendered to climate breakdown
Malm and Carton’s revolutionary call to climate action

Lebanon: imperialist penetration and anti-imperialist contradictions – part 2
Part two of a three part series of articles on anti-Zionist resistance and the development of the Lebanese state

Review | She Who Struggles
Exploring the role of women in twentieth-century revolutionary and national-liberation movements.
Red Bird #7 | March en masse and target supply chains
It has never been clearer that the institutions of ‘international order’ are a sham. We have now witnessed over a year of genocidal assault on the Palestinian people in Gaza, as well as the wider attacks on the West Bank and the people of Lebanon. These imperial attacks remain supported to the hilt by Western […]

Is it time for a new left party in Britain?
A contribution to the debate about a new left party by rs21 members.

Earth hurtles toward ultimate tipping point as climate summit ends in a cop-out
Amid climate catastrophe, hope hinges on action.

Review | Raising the Red Flag
The lead up to the formation of the Communist Party of Great Britain in 1921, and lessons for today

Trans youth fight back: an interview with Trans Kids Deserve Better
The NHS, the Department of Education, and youth organising for trans liberation.

Everything must fall, everything must change
The current regime in Kenya has been struck a devastating blow by the uprising of youth. The state has been weakened and is now vulnerable. This regime can fall.

New circuitries of apartheid: politically analysing hostile technology
The extractive circuits of imperialism under the tech-economy’s hype and bluster.

Ghost Dance Against the Silence of Money
A review of Dead Cities & Other Tales by Mike Davis

The significance of the far-right win in Thuringia
Merilyn Moos discusses the historical significance of results in the regional elections in Germany

On Gaza and the struggle to restrain Trump
rs21 member David Renton uses the idea of ‘permanent revolution’ to understand the prospect of global counter-revolution we face today.

When the circus leaves town
A revolutionary Marxist organisation in the US considers a Left re-orientation and response to the dismal US electoral situation.

Labour’s budget – no end to increasing inequality
Social services gutted, green transition neglected, public money funnelled to private business.

Review | Reasons to Rebel
A review of Sheila Rowbotham’s latest book which recounts her experiences as a socialist feminist activist in the 1980s.

Lebanon: imperialist penetration and anti-imperialist contradictions
Part 1 in a series on Lebanon’s history of resistance

First came the floods, then came the bulldozers
Before the mass revolt in Kenya spread countrywide in June, it had started in the informal settlement area of Mathare, in Nairobi, following forced evictions.

Chris Kaba verdict shows the police have a licence to kill
The police defend capitalism and we need to fight with a revolutionary response

A year of the Palestine movement in Manchester
The story of 10 months and 400 actions in Greater Manchester, from marches to direct action.

Greater Manchester mental health early intervention service strike
Video report from the Greater Manchester mental health early intervention service strike picket line

An ecofeminist just transition
A video and transcript of a talk detailing an ecofeminist perspective on just transition.

Mazan, rape as a political fact
The so-called ‘Mazan rape trial’ commenced in France in early September. Aurélie-Anne Thos contextualises the events and the protests that followed.

One year on from the Al Aqsa Flood
A report on Glasgow’s commemorations of October 7th: the year of genocide must also be recognised as a year of resistance.

Red Bird #6 | Just Stop Standing There?
Why intentionally get arrested when by not getting caught you can take action repeatedly and retain your freedom?

University fees crisis
UCU members explain the challenges of organising in the face of the market-driven crisis affecting education, which affects students and university workers alike.