What comes next for the student movement?

A wave of militancy has swept across British campuses. Jack Davidson argues students must link their fight to the broader class struggle, to ensure continued success.

We must oppose Starmer’s witch-hunt

Seán O’Connell makes the case for why supporting Corbyn is still necessary in the face of Starmer’s continued witch-hunt against the left-wing members of the Labour Party

France pension bill sparks resistance

The campaign to defend French workers’ pensions came to a head in the National Assembly on Thursday afternoon

My impression: the CPC in the new era

Eben Williams reflects on the historic transformations China has seen under the leadership of Xi Jinping

Starmer’s “five missions” offer little to Britain’s workers

In a recent speech, Keir Starmer unveiled five ‘missions’ for the country that will “form the backbone of Labour’s election manifesto”: improving the NHS, reforming public education, securing high economic growth, being tough on crime, and turning the UK into a “clean energy superpower”.

Socialist reconstruction in Europe (1945-1970)

Drawing on the history of the USSR, GDR, Poland, and Albania, Mateusz Naglik argues that socialism paved the way for advanced industrialised societies

When the Wyndford wins, we all win

Who are the real criminals in the case of the Wyndford occupation? The 6 arrested on vandalism charges for allegedly forcing their way into vacant flats, or the social vandals forcing the demolition of all 600 of them?