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Executions and long prison sentences have failed to intimidate the spontaneous protest movement. But conscious leadership by a revolutionary party is indispensable, argues <strong>Yassamine Mather</strong>

Beijing was forced to abandon its draconian zero-covid policy by mass protests, writes <strong>Eddie Ford</strong>. But now the pandemic is raging through the country due to an inadequate vaccination programme and an overwhelmed health service

He presided over the destruction of liberation theology, backed the US rollback of communism and provided ideological cover for contra death squads. <strong>Paul Demarty</strong> examines the legacy of Benedict XVI

Have you seen his new side-by-side pics? WOW!!

An abandoned cat was sick and after they looking inside her tummy- it was obvious what was causing it

Remember when the squirrel ends up in the Christmas Tree in National Lampoon's Christmas? It happened in North Carolina and thanks to FB reels we all get to enjoy

After more than 30 years of slinging awesome ice cream in West Mifflin, the Handlel's that sits alongside Lebanon Church Road is set to close at the end of 2022.

Many people imagine Israel as the natural representative of Jewish memory. Nothing could be further from the truth. <strong>Tony Greenstein</strong> introduces his new book <em>Zionism during the holocaust</em>

A paper of Marxist polemic and Marxist unity

There need to be clear lines of demarcation. <strong>James Harvey</strong> reports on CPGB criticisms of the sort of unity being pursued by comrades in the Netherlands