Blood sucking flies, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and other bugs are spreading diseases once confined to the tropics and subtropics. James Linney says the blame lies squarely with climate change and a sys...

A single tweet turned into a mass movement that removed India’s education minister and shook the BJP regime to its foundations. But where now? David Lockwood looks beyond streets, strikes and protests

Trump set the tone. From the podium of an organisation supposedly founded to prevent war between states, he mused about the “annihilation” of Iran. Yassamine Mather looks at the theatre that is the UN...

In what could be the stirrings of climate socialism the JIC security chiefs are warning of apocalyptic dangers, writes Eddie Ford. We demand complete openness on such matters. The public need to know ...

US airforce secretary Troy Meink has confirmed what we long knew: America has deployed ‘space control weapons’ in low Earth orbit. While details remain unclear, the dangers are all too evident. Jack C...

Saying sorry over Gaza and pleasing no-one. Behind Ed Sheeran’s unconvincing apologies there lies a complex network of commercial interests, political pressures and institutional power, writes Carl Co...

To understand the wars engulfing the Middle East today, it is not enough to begin with the February 28 combined assault on Iran by the US and Israel or even October 7 2023 and Gaza, says Yassamine Mat...

Our CPGB aggregate of members, associate members and supporters had two sessions. The first concerned the Middle East and that was followed by an assessment of CU 2026. Farzad Kamangar reports

We have been sent this call for international regroupment. What exact form a world party takes in the future is surely a matter for the future. There are, though, some immediate practical steps that c...

Today’s royal family is a load-bearing institution of the capitalist state, its fate inseparable from the continuity of that state. It will not be brought down by this or that scandal, let alone an em...

Mega-donations are not the only way to gain access and influence - there is also the role played by the media, think-tanks, schools, universities and charities. We need to build our own class institut...

Politics are still going to the right - recent state elections show that in no uncertain terms. But then there is Berlin. Die Linke is now the biggest party. Should it compromise and form a red-red-gr...

Football attracts millions of devoted followers. Yet, when it comes to the bottom line, many clubs show regular losses. Despite that, narrow-minded left commentators regularly complain that money and ...

Mike Belbin reviews Christopher Nolan (writer and director) <strong>The Odyssey</strong> 2026, general release

Pilot tests are already ongoing and commercially available, fully autonomous vehicles are expected on UK roads by the second half of 2027. But what happens when there is a crash, when someone dies? Le...

Ed Miliband has given an inch. Even though it is a token, we should be encouraged and take renewed strength. Yassamine Mather calls for full sanctions, boycotts and strikes

Deadly heatwaves, devastating wildfires and terrible floods - and El Niño has not even reached its peak. Communists say we need extreme measures if we are to avoid climate catastrophe, writes Eddie Fo...

With the world seemingly headed towards another generalised war, Marcus Strom argues that a popular militia and democratic self-defence is the best option for workers in Australia. Not Aukus and nucle...

Jacob Coxon’s very public resignation from Anthropic has once again raised the spectre of the AI apocalypse. But which AI apocalypse? Paul Demarty weighs up the risks to humanity

Three times as many people have died from the toxic pollution caused by the September 11 2001 attack on the Twin Towers than the attack itself - but other questions remain. Carla Roberts and Alex Maxw...

Despite the financial scandals, pushback from the liberal establishment and reduced polling numbers, in Birmingham Nigel Farage reached out to the capitalist class, writes Eddie Ford

There are more and more government sanctions from above and economic, cultural and sporting boycotts from below. Carl Collins shows that this phenomenon has a long and highly contested history

There is much worried talk of rising inflation, increased government borrowing and the necessity of pleasing the bond markets. Michael Roberts investigates

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We have already had the Hugging Face incident. Whether AI is used to expand human capabilities or to wipe us out will be decided by politics, ultimately by the politics of class against class, says Ya...

In its latest relaunch, Tribune takes a further step from its historic Labourism to engagement with populism in all its ghastly forms and manifestations. Paul Demarty assesses the living dead

Has fascism returned with the AfD? No, but we do have a problem with a left that is desperately trying to help save ‘German democracy’ by going into a cross-class coalition government, says Carla Robe...

Trump’s second peace plan has had the same success as his first. Jack Conrad warns that not only is the war set to continue, things will probably get ever more painful. But what about the possibility ...

We need the truth. We need science. Marxists should abjure conspiracy theories about all-powerful cabals, no matter how popular they are on the internet, argues Paul Demarty

People Before Profit has enjoyed modest success as a loose alliance. But if we really want revolution and socialism it must, argues Anne McShane, aspire to become a programmatically rooted mass party ...

Andy Burnham has made it abundantly clear, whatever the Irish people want there will be no border poll. For those, and not only in Sinn Féin, who have fostered illusions in the Good Friday Agreement, ...

Headlines have been about outrunning Usain Bolt, playing football and learning to kickbox in just a couple of hours. But, explains Yassamine Mather, the development of humanoid and other such robots i...