War in Gaza: workers have no country!
Faced with the explosion of barbarity in Gaza, both sides and their supporters around the world are blaming each other for the crimes.
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Faced with the explosion of barbarity in Gaza, both sides and their supporters around the world are blaming each other for the crimes.
The war in the Middle East marks a further escalation in capitalism’s drive towards destruction.
The strikes that took place in the public sector in Canada from last November are a full confirmation of the international revival of the struggles of the working class following on from Britain, France, the US, and Scandinavia.
The working class is shaking off decades of passivity. To understand the depth of the process underway, and what is at stake, a historical approach is necessary.
The rupture with passivity and resignation has also been manifested in the Swedish “Welfare State”.
Continuing our analysis of the history and context of the ongoing slaughter in the Middle East
A collection of articles illuminating the origins of and current conflict in the Middle East.
The war in the Middle East poses an even greater test for those seeking to defend internationalism. This article shows the ambiguities of the Anarchist Communist Group which has been generally clear on the war in Ukraine.
An online public meeting that will seek to place the intensification of war and destruction across the planet in its historic context: the decomposition of the capitalist mode of production. Faced with this spiral of barbarism, what response is needed from the working class and its internationalist minorities?
2pm-5pm, 20 January 2024.
If you want to take part, please write to us at [email protected]
The bourgeoisie cannot save the planet and humanity because, by its very nature, it is trapped in a logic that rules out any questioning of capitalist accumulation, the thirst for profit, and its apocalyptic dynamic.
Resolution on the state of the British capitalism and imperialism, and the response of the working class to the crisis, adopted at a recent ICC conference
In the October issue of World Revolution (number 398) we published an article denouncing the brazen support for the massacre by Hamas on October 7, for Palestinian nationalism and its imperialist backers, by the Socialist Workers Party in Britain. This new article shows that the participation of the Trotskyists in the new imperialist carnage in the Middle East is an international phenomenon.
The first part of this article[1] described the rise to power of American imperialism which in the decadent phase of capitalism became the dominant imperialism, leader of the Western bloc that finally triumphed over the rival Soviet bloc in the late 1980s.
A complement to the resolution on the international situation adopted at the 25th ICC Congress.
Using cunning and persuasion, lies, blackmail and violence, democracy has orchestrated numerous coups d'état and organised massive bombings of civilians, preparing the breeding ground for ethnic cleansing and further massacres. Yet the bourgeoisie uses its own past crimes to feed propaganda that it hopes will mystify the working class, and hide capitalism’s responsibility.
From 23 October to 15 November, over more than three weeks, garment workers in Bangladesh were struggling for an increase of the minimum pay rate.
The strike was the most important workers’ struggle in Bangladesh in more than a decade.
What is happening today in the Middle East is not just another episode in the long series of outbreaks of violence that have tragically punctuated the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for decades. On the contrary, it represents a further step in the drive of global capitalism towards chaos, the proliferation of uncontrollable convulsions and the spread of ever more conflicts
Starmer's move to the right in search of future electoral success does not signify a betray of the working class. That happened over a century ago.
A letter from a sympathiser expressing solidarity with the ICC in its defence of the proletarian political milieu
In the new war in the Middle East, the crimes of one side are being used to justify the crimes of the other, as in all wars of this decaying system.