The British working class is leading a labour and social uprising. Years of low wages and precariousness, of cuts and privatisations of the public services, working-class neighbourhoods and cities abandoned and left to rot, of imperialist adventures like the ones in Iraq and Ukraine, which have been paid for with the lives and social cuts on...

There are still four months left until the end of 2022, but the global crisis of capitalism has deepened to such an extent that never before, in its hundred years of life, has the old slogan of "socialism or barbarism" reflected so exactly the dilemma we are faced with.

Since the 2008 crisis, we have witnessed an unstoppable process: the acceleration of China’s rise as a new world power and the decline of US hegemony. Something that has been evident in the management of the pandemic, in the increasing Western economic dependence on China or in the humiliating US defeat in Afghanistan

Working women in the US have been set back 50 years in reproductive and sexual rights following the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn the constitutionality of abortion rights.

The war in Ukraine has exposed the deep contradictions hitting global capitalism, opening up a political, economic and social crisis unprecedented since the 1930s. A crisis which the governments will place on the shoulders of the working class and which will have enormous consequences for the world class struggle.

The popular uprising that began in Sri Lanka last March has turned into a true revolution.

Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets in Colombo, the country's capital, and, overwhelming the military and police forces that were protecting it, have stormed the presidential palace.

Last June the 19th, a left-wing coalition managed to win the presidency of Colombia for the first time ever. Gustavo Petro became the most supported candidate in history with 11,281,013 million votes, 50.4%, surpassing the reactionary Rodolfo Hernández by three points, the candidate supported by the Uribism, the bosses and the overwhelming...

No to Putin, no to NATO! For the internationalist unity of the working class against war and militarism!

The war in Ukraine has become the new battlefield between the great powers and imperialist blocs for world hegemony. As in 1914, both the capitalist regime of Putin supported by China, and the US...

Sri Lanka has been experiencing a popular rebellion since March 31. The Rajapaksa regime, cornered by the worst economic crisis since the island's independence in 1948, faces day after day massive demonstrations, general strikes and popular discontent that continues to radicalize.

Out with Putin's troops, out with NATO, down with imperialist militarism!span>

The invasion of Ukraine by the Russian army, and the militarist response of US and European imperialism, have precipitated the capitalist system greatest crisis since the Second World War. The battered balance of...