The internationalists

Introduction · Before their election win on 4 July, the Labour Party leaked to the press a “shit list” drawn up by Sue Gray, the Chief of Staff of the Leader of the Opposition, of potential crises that could befall the new government in the near future if they were to be elected.(1) Top of the list, above such headaches as public sector pay negotiations and prison overcrowding, was the collapse...

Imperialist war and its atrocities are part of a capitalist world order which sends workers to die for the profits of their national capitalists. So, we reject support for capitalist war from any of its sides, and support workers’ struggle against it: from the most embryonic actions like desertion and refusal to ship arms, to the final revolutionary action that can stop world war in its tracks...

(On July 27-28 the IWG held its first AGM. The meeting was a great achievement with most of the affiliate attending in person or tuning in elsewhere. The meeting served as a major milestone in the development for the ICT’s US affiliate serving as an example of its organizational capabilities.) · Imperialism · Modern imperialism was brought on by the concentration of capital and the development of...

More than 40,000 dead and counting, many among them children, whole districts razed, millions displaced, and the conflict spiralling into a wider war engulfing the Middle East – this is what Israel's "right to self-defence", invoked since Hamas' dramatic incursion of 7 October, has meant in practical terms.

Truth and Reconciliation Day is presented to the workers of Canada, indigenous and otherwise, as a step on the path towards making amends for the historic injustices of the colonial period. It is no secret that while some greet this occasion earnestly in the intended spirit, reason for skepticism persists, and rightly so.