Globalisation strangles the global south, but how can the working class of the poorest countries come to the head of the struggle against it?

The bosses argue Lenin lead to Stalin. This article shows how Lenin opposed Stalin and the rise of the Soviet bureaucracy.

How the Bolsheviks were able to lead the world's first successful workers' revolution.

A look at the Russian Revolution of 1905, the 'dress rehearsal' for 1917.

The 'three concepts of the Russian revolution' that grew up prior to the outbreak of the mass struggle in 1905.

Imperialism is a specific stage of capitalism, represented by the division of the world's markets into giant monopolies dominated by financial capital.

The Marxist programme on the national question.

An outline of the struggle against economism and the beginnings of Leninism.

The communist policy on war.

The nuclear family is not as normal as its defenders would have us believe.

'Socialism is a good idea, but...' is an argument we have all faced. This article outlines how the transition is grounded in the everyday conditions of capitalism.

The materialist and scientific foundations of Marxism.

Why Marxist political economy explains things better than the capitalists' economic models.

The three strands of thinking that make up scientific socialism.

What is the programme and why is it important?

Revolutionary leadership is needed to break the hold of the reformists and win the working class to communism.

Can capitalism be reformed through parliament?

How Marx and Engels transformed socialist ideas into a scientific critique of capitalism.