The spread of coronavirus throughout China is beginning to have serious political repercussions for the regime, and Xi Jinping is struggling to keep the lid down.
The Coronavirus outbreak in China is critical. A general mood of fear has engulfed the country. Wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak, has been rendered into a virtual ghost town.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s fall from grace has exposed the cynicism of imperialism, revealing that those canonized as saints are bargaining chips in a struggle of capitalist interests.
On January 8, India came to a grinding halt as more than 250 million joined a general strike across the country, raising demands against the brutal policies of the Modi regime.
On December 1, a feature article about the US section of the International Marxist Tendency made the main headline on the front page of one of Japan’s top daily newspapers, the Mainichi Shimbun.
Hong Kong’s district council elections concluded with a landslide victory for the anti-Beijing bloc. But what is needed is a clear way forward based on class struggle politics.
Despite increasing pressure from Beijing and the Carrie Lam government, the movement is entering its second month with growing militancy.
In spite of the government issuing public apologies and suspending the bill, a new mass protest erupted on June 16. The movement must go forward!
Rawal Asad, a Marxist student from Multan, was arrested for his participation in a PTM protest and now faces sedition charges.
On December 11, 2018, the US Embassy in China published a blog post referring to the political work of our comrades in Madison, Wisconsin.
Although Trump is attempting to bask in the glow of success, the latest turn demonstrates the relative weakening of US imperialism.
All the comrades abducted by the Sindh Rangers on the orders of the brutal Pakistani state have been released.
