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  1. 10 years of the ICC: Some Lessons

    ... other groups of the proletarian milieu both nationally and inter­nationally. It participated in the national con­ferences organized by ... of a split in Solid­arity) towards the positions of RI and Inter­nationalism. WR published the first issue of its magazine in May 1974. ...

    International Review - 2010-07-16 09:22

  2. The significance and impact of the war in Ukraine

    ... between the two alliances (Vietnam, Middle East, Angola, Afghanistan) and by the crazy armaments race which turned out to be fatal for ... China has close links with Ukraine (14.4% of its imports and 15.3% of Ukrainian exports) and it has signed a “Strategic Cooperation ...

    International Review - 2022-06-16 20:45

  3. More evidence of class struggle in capitalist China

    ... 15 migrant worker-exporting provinces, which estimated that 15.3 percent or 20 million of China's 130million migrant workers had lost their ...

    ICConline - 2021-08-19 17:24

  4. The Russian Revolution (part 1): The first massive and conscious revolution in history

    ... Vol 1, ‘Who Led the February Insurrection?' pages 152 - 153). More than 70 years before the 1917 revolution, Marx and Engels had ... and Engels: The Communist Manifesto). Therefore, in an inter-classist alliance, the proletariat has everything to lose. In such a ...

    International Review - 2017-03-04 22:27

  5. Resolution on the international situation, December 2023

    ... of imperialist destabilisation. The fiascos in Iraq and Afghanistan showed that the politics of the world cop only produced more chaos, ...

    International Review - 2023-12-28 12:44

  6. Open Letter to ‘Council Communism’ (Denmark)

    ... we think that the most eff­ective way of intervening in the inter­national class struggle is for revolut­ionaries to regroup their forces ... the decadent epoch of capitalism (see our editorial ‘The Inter­national Dimension of the Workers' Strugg­les in Poland' in the recent ...

    International Review - 2010-07-12 03:11

  7. The birth of a revolutionary current: The Dutch Left (1900-1914)

    ... that it waged its fight inside the 2nd and the 3rd Inter­national that it was a marxist current and not an anarchist sect; that ... history, the police began to arm, and would be helped by the inter­vention of the army ‘in case of a conflict'. The police had the right ...

    International Review - 2010-07-21 04:30

  8. The political confusions of the Communist Workers Organization (UK)

    ... which groups a mere handful of revolutionaries inter­nationally. In any case, it simply is not our role to ‘save’ the ... fact, not only does the CWO choose to passively wait for an inter­national revolutionary organization to come out of nowhere, its present ...

    International Review - 2008-07-07 14:51

  9. British imperialism: a chronicle of humiliation

    ... to look at the UK involvement in the fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan. Britain isalways pronouncing on current conflicts, even if it is ... Why would they want to keep them? Ill-equipped in Afghanistan The UK commander in Helmand has warned we should not expect a ...

    World Revolution - 2013-07-07 15:26

  10. German Social Democracy 1872 – 1914: the fight against organisational opportunism, Part 1

    ... nach dem Wydener Kongress “(Documents ), vol III, p 153) [27] Fricke, ibid, p. 211. [28] " ...

    International Review - 2023-10-05 06:00

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