Workers are not only faced with vicious economic attacks from the government, they also have to deal with traps set to divert their discontent.

In Britain, the group Lotta Comunista hides behind the “Internationalist Workers Club”, which runs food banks in London. It may at first sight look like an internationalist organisation from the tradition of the Communist left. This article argues that appearances can be deceptive.

Whatever their intentions, the recent TV documentaries on the 1984-5 miners' strike provide evidence how a trap was laid for the workers by the twin strategies of government and unions. 

Europe’s most powerful economy is hit hard by the combined effects of war, economic crisis, and the ecological disaster.

The defeat of the miners' strike in Britain in 1985 has had a long-lasting, negative impact, but it is no longer a blockage on the capacity of the working class to defend its interests

An account of a public discussion about  the historical method of  the Italian Communist Left and its contribution to the communist programme

This article argues that the Houthis in Yemen are a clear expression of capitalist decomposition, and that they typify the growing tendency towards “every man for himself” in inter-imperialist relations