Unions across Britain strike and win wage increase above inflation—Canadian unions must follow!

In the face of runaway inflation, Britain’s ongoing strikewave offers an important lesson for the labour movement in Canada—militancy pays

The deadly Russian missile that never was

Late on Tuesday, the world was shocked to hear the Polish president’s statement that his country had been hit by a Russian missile (or missiles).

The fall of Kherson: What does it mean for the Ukraine war?

When Russia’s defence minister appeared on state media to report that he had ordered a withdrawal from the west bank of the Dnipro River, including from the city of Kherson situated on the east bank, the news was immediately hailed by the western media as a great victory for the Ukrainian army.

Britain: Sunak coronated as PM – the establishment gets their man

To the relief of the ruling class, Rishi Sunak has been anointed Britain’s latest prime minister. The new Tory leader has promised ‘stability’, on the basis of a programme of harsh austerity. Instead, revolutionary explosions lie ahead. 10 Downing Street is changing occupants faster than a room on AirBnb, with its third resident in less […]

Truss forced to resign as Armageddon descends

With both the UK economy and Conservative Party in meltdown, Liz Truss has been ousted from office – part of an establishment coup to regain control of the Tories. But further explosions lie ahead, as the crisis of British capitalism deepens.

Britain: Trussonomics — the market says ‘No’

After a month of market mayhem, the capitalist class has killed off Liz Truss’ reckless economic agenda and installed a new ‘responsible’ regime. But they and their system can only offer further attacks. We must fight for socialist revolution.

Appeal for solidarity with the chairman of the Russian couriers’ trade union

For almost half a year, the chairman of the Kurier trade union (representing food delivery couriers), Kirill Ukraintsev, has been in custody. He is charged with repeated violations of the law for holding public events. But in fact, he is being persecuted for legitimate trade union activities, and for defending the rights of one of […]

European capitalism buckling under pressure of unprecedented crisis

The cost of energy has been soaring. There are very real worries amongst the representatives of the European ruling class that this could lead to deindustrialisation, unemployment and an almighty response from the working class. There is talk of a new winter of discontent. It is clear that, for much of the European ruling class, […]

The implications of Russia’s defeat in the Kharkiv front

In the last few days, Ukrainian forces have made significant advances on the Kharkiv front, forcing the Russians into a disorganised retreat. Where did this surprise counteroffensive come from and what is its significance for the war overall? “Perhaps the less we have, the more we are required to brag.”― John Steinbeck, East of Eden How […]

The death of the Queen – from one era to another

As the country’s longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II represented a bygone age of stability. Her passing marks the beginning of a new era of crisis; another crumbling pillar of the British establishment, heralding revolutionary upheavals. It was inevitable. A BBC presenter interrupted Bargain Hunt to deliver a statement from Buckingham Palace. Some had already jumped […]