The system is tapped out and has nothing left to offer but perpetual crisis and chaos. Like both major parties that defend it, it needs to be hung out to dry.

The Quebec election on Monday, October 1 follows in the general trend of political instability and polarization to the left and to the right seen all over the world.

With Cynthia Nixon's defeat in the Democratic primary, New York's Working Families Party finds itself in serious trouble—an opportune moment for a balance sheet of their tactic of "electoral fusion."

On paper, the world economy seems to be doing great. Yet, 10 years after the the global financial crisis, a crisis of new proportions is looming on the horizon.

An ongoing series on membership in the IMT, in which comrades explain what drove them to reject the capitalist system and embrace revolutionary socialism.

The growing search for ways to individually “opt out” of capitalist society is an indication of the historic impasse of this system.

Between January 2017 and April 2018, more than a third of the largest newspapers in the United States laid off workers.

Netanyahu's new law gives a green light to the further colonization of Palestinian lands.

Communist director and rapper Boots Riley promotes socialist revolution with his new movie "Sorry To Bother You."

The current wave of electoral campaigns associating themselves with socialism is an indication of the dramatic shift in the consciousness of the US working class.

The International Marxist Tendency is committed to fighting alongside the working class to finish the work started by Marx and Engels.

In this talk from the 2018 IMT World Congress, Alan Woods (editor of In Defense Of Marxism) discusses the perspectives for world revolution.