Remembering the legacy of Thomas Sankara
Jax Tennyson recalls the legacy of revolutionary Burkinabe leader Thomas Sankara, 38 years after his death
British warmongers won’t give up on war with Russia
Jax Tennyson speaks with a member of the Russian Komsomol on the conflict in Ukraine
“Fascism meant hunger and war”: Charlie Hutchison’s lifelong battle against fascism
Georgina Andrews writes on the inspiring life of anti-fascist fighter and YCL member Charlie Hutchison
Gaza agreement: from a truce of necessity to the redrawing of conflict equations
Fouad Baker analyses the recent Gaza ceasefire agreement
89 years since the Battle of Cable Street
“The Battle of Cable Street should be celebrated as a working class victory and history in Britain but also serve as a lesson in how we tackle the rise of racism and fascist forces today,” writes Georgina Andrews
A decade of progress: reflections from the YCL’s 52nd Congress
Following the recent YCL Congress, Peter Stoddart and Robin Talbot reflect on the development of the League over the past few years
The thorn in the EU’s side
Cole Thomson looks at the history of the European Union’s expansion into the former Eastern Bloc, and how the territory of Transnistria has become an embarrassing obstacle for Brussels.
In conversation with the Jordanian Democratic Popular Unity Party
A member of the Communist Party of Britain’s international commission met with Emad Al Malahi, a member of the Politburo of the Jordanian Democratic Popular Unity Party in Amman, to discuss their policies and the ongoing war in Gaza.
Interview with JRCF’s International Secretary
Roméo Bigué met the YCL in Scotland and joined them on their May Day march. He sat down with Eben Williams to introduce the JRCF’s history and political line.
Rise like lions: build the united front
James Hughes and Emma Richards introduce the 52nd Congress of the YCL, its importance, and its theme
