RIP Bojo
Three years after his fairly historic victory, we bid an ignoble bon voyage to Boris Johnson, the Thatcher wannabe, without the success
Abortion rights: the fight at home
In wake of the US Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe V. Wade, Phoebe Williams writes on the current state of abortion rights in Britain
25th anniversary of Hong Kong handover
25 years on, Ethan Chan writes that the propaganda war against China’s sovereignty over Hong Kong is intensifying
The ‘Chad’ Mick Lynch
In a week of historic strike action, the RMT media strategy presents a much-needed fighting spirit, writes James Meechan
On living in China
In this transcript of a speech delivered to the International Department of the Central Committee, Communist Party of China, YCL member Jacob Fominov describes what it was like living in the nation – from being introduced to Marxism, to seeing the government’s handling of the pandemic first-hand
Cuba: a symbol of struggle and resistance
After his recent trip to the island, YCL General Secretary Johnnie Hunter writes on why we must not abandon or betray the Cuban Revolution
Lessons from Tiananmen Square
On the 33rd anniversary of the end of the Tiananmen Square protests, Eben Dombay Williams examines why anti-communists continue to use the period as ammunition in the ‘New Cold War’
Seventy years of hurt
As The Queen celebrates her 70 year reign, James Meechan exposes the true role and power of the Royal Family within our society, and explores just what it might look like without it.
Where are our working-class football heroes?
Nathan Hennebry takes a look at the proud working-class footballers of the past, and asks why we no longer see them in our modern game
No NATO, no nukes: shut down all US bases in Britain
Ahead of protests against the return of US Nuclear Weapons to Britain, YCL East of England explore the realities of our US Military occupation
