Party, class and the event: Interview with Phil A. Neel
Communist organisation emerges from our historical conditions, not mythologised blueprints from the past.
China and the Iran war – a provisional assessment
China is weathering the war and turning crisis into influence
From Hinterland to Hellworld: Interview with Phil A. Neel
The hinterland is always a technical space of capital, operationalised for the global production of value
Making use of the Employment Rights Act
A workplace activist’s guide on how to use the new Employment Rights Act 2025 to build worker power beyond the legislation itself.
Manchester holds the line against ‘Britain First’
Police violence escalated massively – but antifascists in Manchester once again challenged ‘Britain First’ in the streets.
After the resignations: How Your Party lost Scotland
Many members have been ejected due to dual membership, and others have left in anger and dismay
Guilty of organising: the crackdown on mass protest in Britain
The convictions of Nineham and Jamal are proof the state wants this movement to end – which is exactly why we can’t stop now.
The charms and pitfalls of extreme pluralism – Lessons from Die Linke
Die Linke’s party congresses pass resolutions that half the organisation simply ignores.
What future for Unite the Union?
The union’s direction on strikes, organising, Labour Party ties, and key political issues is at stake.
Hackney Votes Palestine? Insights from a grassroots electoral campaign
Local election victories are worth pursuing as a means of building the organisations and protected ground necessary for mass working-class reorganisation
Fighting for intersex liberation: a conversation with Juliana Gleeson
Hermaphrodite Logic explores the history of the intersex movement from the 1990s to today, which still has much left to do
Minneapolis: Resistance surges amid crackdown
Joe Allen examines the violence in Minneapolis and the burgeoning to resistance to it
The Employment Rights Act: what it means and where to go next
To respond to the Employment Rights Act, workers must go on the offensive
Imperial machinations, oil and the rebirth of the Monroe Doctrine
Venezuela reveals a struggle for US control over the western hemisphere’s resources
Interview | Palestinian Youth Movement
An interview with the British chapter of the Palestinian Youth Movement at TWT 2025
Venezuela: between crisis and invasion
An in depth analysis of the crisis in Venezuela as US aggression steps up
How Italian dockers disrupted the Israeli war machine
In September, Italian dockers refused to work on ships in the Israeli supply lines
Race against time: how do we challenge the new far right?
Report on Saturday’s huge far right march in London, its roots and how the left can challenge and defeat them
Your Party needs to bury Labourism
The new left party may be breaking with Labour, but it must also break from Labourism
Gaza: the shifting ground of empire and resistance
As Israel escalates its project, the cracks appearing within Western support reveal both the brutality of the moment and the urgency of resistance
Responding to the racist moral panic
The nature of the threats from racism and fascism has changed in the last few years. Strategies to oppose them need to change too
A chance to defeat Starmer’s most important union backer
The UNISON General Secretary election is a key battle for the whole of the left
Is this the end of Labour in Wales?
What are the forces behind Labour’s decline in Wales and how can new movements might shape it?
Labour and immigration
Keir Starmer’s Labour seems inspired by Enoch Powell’s Rivers of Blood speech
Inside Die Linke
We talked to activists from Germany’s left Die Linke party about its recent success and issues as they move forwards.
Labour’s immigration White Paper: a brief explainer
Here is what the Immigration White Paper means policy-wise
Long read | Vietnam, 1968 and what lies ahead of us
The Vietnam War ended fifty years ago. The struggle against the war changed the world and still echoes today.