Matthew Miller delivers the April political report of the YCL Central Committee
The recent Supreme Court ruling has merited a discussion on growth and impact of gender ideology on the left, and the importance of defending materialism in the workers’ movement.
Phill Kelly delves into the communist understanding of disability, and argues for scientific nuance over postmodernism.
Mia English discusses Labour’s defence spending plans, in the YCL Central Committee’s latest Political Report.
Shaila Shobnam writes on the sexual violence crisis in Bangladesh and the need for international solidarity.
Ethan Chan writes about the Cumbernauld Centre, and uses the building’s unique lineage to build a primer on socialist architecture.
Berkan Çelebi met with the UK convenor of National People’s Power, Indunil Wijenayake, joined by Secretary of the People’s Liberation Front (UK) Ranjith Wijesiriwardena, to discuss the NPP’s recent electoral victory in Sri Lanka.
The Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine argues for an unequivocal international response to Israel’s recent genocide in Palestine
Matt Chapel speaks with Minh Tran, deputy head of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union’s international department.
Whilst attending the Young Trade Unionists’ May Day Brigade, a YCL member chatted to a Cuban delegate about life in the socialist nation.
The Challenge editorial board calls for a rejection of identity politics and liberal myths, proposing a nuanced approach to immigration that prioritises working-class interests and international solidarity.
Berkan Çelebi looks at the history of Bolivarianism, and makes a critical case in support of the progressive project.
On Saint George’s Day, Charlotte Jones explores the communist movement’s relationship with patriotism.
Chris Cargill evaluates the Berlin Wall, the factors leading to its construction and the predatory capitalist forces unleased on the East Germans after unification.
Ben Ughetti discusses the factors behind the left’s repellent image.
Michael Roch on the role of the “right to protest” in bourgeois democracy.
Nathan Hennebry discusses the Erskine hotel demonstrations of the past year and how deprived communities can fight for their living standards.
Following the Rochdale by-election, Eben Williams outlines the credentials of the winner, George Galloway, and why communists should lend their support to him.
Charlotte Jones explores a marxist approach to leftist morality.
Cuban leaders are opening up on problems from poor food production, lack of exports, emigration, black-market scalping, and mismanaged ‘liberalisation’ of state control of the economy, writes W.T. Whitney Jr.
