Is it a nuclear-armed stealth drone? A killer robot? Or a cyber attack that steals your savings? The truth is far more terrifying: a balloon from China!
Early on the morning of Monday, February 6, a devastating earthquake shook the Middle East, ripping the Earth apart and reducing buildings to rubble.
Recent protests in China against the regime’s harsh COVID-19 lockdown measures have further exposed the instability of the capitalist regime.
Last week, the Foxconn mega-factory in Zhengzhou saw a violent confrontation between workers and the police over wage theft by management. In the following days, large and violent protests erupted in many major cities.
Hundreds of students, workers, and political activists participated in the Halla Bol youth convention organized by the Progressive Youth Alliance in Karachi.
The 20th Party Congress shows that Xi is conscious of the potential for class conflict that is developing within Chinese society and will desperately attempt to prevent such a development.
The brutal killing of Jîna Emînî by the Iranian “Morality Police” ignited a militant mass movement across Kurdistan. The only way forward is a revolutionary mass struggle using working-class methods.
Fuel price hikes in Indonesia have been met with mass demonstrations that have spread from city to city as tens of thousand take to the streets.
Pakistan has been ravaged by floods and torrential rains, while the ruling class continues to loot and plunder the impoverished masses at this time of distress and disaster.
In Sri Lanka, three student activists are being detained without any due process and are at risk of torture for participating in peaceful protests.
In July, the Sri Lankan masses brought down Gota Rajapaksa. But once they left the streets, his stooge, Ranil Wickremesinghe took his place and unleashed repression.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan placed the Taiwanese national question at the forefront of world politics. Marxists must raise the class question at all times and fight against reactionary nationalism.
