class struggle

Caught between US military dependence and deep economic integration with China, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Taiwan face mounting contradictions as the New Cold War reshapes East Asia.

When power depends on forgetting, memory becomes a battlefield: a new home for rigorous, movement-facing criticism is opening to connect the fragments, sharpen analysis, and turn reading into collective organised resistance.

Decades of organising transformed a divided society through public education, healthcare, cooperatives, and cadre formation – showing how popular power can survive defeat at the ballot box and keep reshaping democracy.

The widespread misery imposed by capitalism demands that we organise hope through collective struggle; only then can we build a future where human dignity supersedes the destructive profit motive.

From Mali to Sudan, armed groups govern land and water where structural adjustment destroyed the state — our latest dossier shows that the Sahel’s crisis is not climate conflict but class war driven by imperialism.

The way Iran has been able to stand up to the West has become a source of admiration across the formerly colonised world. Where does that confidence come from?

As Global North countries fail to meet their climate finance obligations, the recent COP30 exposed the importance of class struggle in winning binding commitments for climate justice.