Niger: No to military intervention and sanctions- fight against imperialism and...

By Dimeji Macaulay In the early hours of July 26, 2023, the presidential guard spearheaded a coup d’ etat against Niger president, Mohamed...

Argentina: Strike and march to Congress. An enormous show of force,...

This is an article published in the International Socialist League website on January 24, written by Sergio García of the Workers’ Socialist Movement (MST) in Argentina, which is...

How Macron’s racist policies are fuelling real-life violence on the streets

Our previous article showed how Macron’s policies are closer to the far-right than he’d like to admit. The recent immigration law proposed by his Minister for...

NATO Summit – Turkey: An Internationalist Line Against the War Economy...

The NATO Summit held in Ankara between 28 June and 10 July is the new political showcase of the war economy. NATO adopted a...

Iran: Imperialist War, the Class War and the Third Front

The following text is a written contribution by the Iranian Revolutionary Marxists’ Tendency (the ISp affiliate in Iran) to the 4th Internationalist Meeting, which took place...

Iranian regime’s thugs arrest Sajjad Khosravi, Asaluyeh worker

Re-posted from Shahrokh Zamani Action Campaign

Interview V. Egío: the train crash in Spain and the horrors...

On January 18, a shocking train crash took place in Cordoba, Spain. A high speed train derailed and crashed with another train moving in...

No pasaran! – in Liège too!

Marina Kontara Brussels

Capital wants you to be stupid

On August 24, GAS (the ISp affiliate in Romania) held two lectures at a public event organized in Bucharest. This is the slightly edited text that formed the basis of one of the presentations.

Greece: are the “new” parties, of Tsipras and Karystianou, really new?

The recent polls in Greece show that the newly formed party of Alexis Tsipras (former SYRIZA leader and prime minister) is consolidating  its position in second...

Interview: Informal workers in Nigeria demand social protection

Nigeria’s working class is overwhelmingly informal. Out of a labour force of more than a hundred million, over 80% survive through precarious, unregulated work—street...