International Communist Current

Groups of the proletarian political milieu are putting forward different analyses and positions to orientate workers’ struggle, particularly in the face of imperialist war.

The sordid world of Jeffrey Epstein and his eminent friends reveals the morality of the bourgeoisie. This is the reality of their society, part of capitalism’s descent into barbarism, a system that the working class must consciously confront and replace.

The road to the overthrow of capitalism will be long and fraught with pitfalls. But there is no other way.

Our organisation, the International Communist Current, was founded in January 1975, just over half a century ago. Since then, the world has undergone major upheavals, and it is our responsibility to present the proletariat with an assessment of this period in order to determine what future lies in store for humanity.

The protests in Iran are not taking place on a proletarian terrain. By getting involved, workers have everything to lose. 

The importance of having a clear class analysis of the current wave of popular revolts

The American offensive marks a considerable deepening of the process of the disintegration of capitalist society, in the evolution of imperialist rivalries.

The bourgeoisie is not content with seeking to directly enlist the proletariat in its wars; it also relies on its left-wing organisations to push the proletariat to accept sacrifices and rally behind this or that bourgeois faction, deemed more ‘progressive’, ‘anti-imperialist’, etc.

The Binaliw collapse is not an isolated event. It is a symptom of a dying system that will drag us all down with it unless we act.

Indignation against the massacres in Gaza is being manipulated by the bourgeoisie, especially is left wing

The ICC considered it important to mark the 120th anniversary of this historic moment in the movement of the working class by holding an online public meeting in English (together with similar meetings in other languages), aimed at showing its relevance to the class struggle today.

The class confrontations currently shaking Belgium are illustrative of the context in which workers' struggles will develop in the current period, with attacks coming from all sides due to the acceleration of the economic crisis, interacting in a whirlwind with the expansion of militarism and the spread of chaos.

In this article we explain why the greatest danger facing the working class and humanity is not the formation of two new imperialist blocs and a disciplined march towards world war, but rather a ‘world of wars’ spiralling out of the bourgeoisie’s control.

What is the policy of the working class, the only force capable of overthrowing the present moribund social system, towards recent mass protest movements?

Against the brutal attacks of French capitalism, workers are asking how to take up the struggle.

Our reply to the Bordigist group Le Prolétaire over the growing inability of the ruling class to control its political game.

We welcome the contribution of the comrade on the June international public meeting of the ICC on the significance of the election of Trump in the USA. After Baboon's letter (Reflections on the ICC international online public meeting, 28.6.25) this is the second contribution by a close contact of the ICC. 

All over the world, the bourgeoisie is making the proletariat pay for the economic crisis of its system and the expansion of militarism through a deluge of attacks on workers. It is this accumulation of attacks, leading to a process of massive impoverishment, that is now provoking ever-growing anger among the population, particularly the working class, and a determination to fight back and refuse to accept the sacrifices demanded of them.

In the second part of this article, we look at how, over the past century and more, the ideologies of Zionism and anti-Zionism have served to mobilise the exploited and the oppressed behind the needs of imperialism. 

A report on the online public meeting of April 28 focused on developments in the international situation, which are particularly serious and complex.