The life of Vukašin Marković

Alek Barovic, writes about Vukašin Marković – one of the first Yugoslavian communists, who went on to assist in revolutions around the world
Criminal Bar Association to ballot workers over call for legal aid reforms

The Criminal Bar Association of England and Wales is set to ballot members this month, over government inaction on legal aid.
Four missing women activists in Afghanistan released

The United Nations has revealed that four missing women’s rights activists were released by “de facto authorities” in Afghanistan, following weeks of worry and uncertainty
COVID has shown us that capitalism is a plague on our planet

Johnnie Hunter argues that big pharma monopolies are to blame for the prolonging of the pandemic
Tories to end self-isolation rules in England

Boris Johnson has announced that the government will lift all domestic Covid-19 restrictions for England by the end of February, despite daily cases still numbering in the tens of thousands.
Government climate hypocrisy laid bare as new fossil fuel project given the go-ahead

Less than three months have passed since the COP26 summit, and already the British government has proven the emptiness of their commitments on global climate change. In January, the Department for Education was criticised by trade unions for it’s flawed s trategy on climate education, while at the same time 20% of local councils were […]
The end of Johnson’s premiership appears to be looming

Let’s make sure he takes the entire Government with him
Assessing the Surrealist movement and its revolutionary potential: a Marxist-Leninist perspective

Howard Green examines the links between the French Surrealist movement and Marxism-Leninism