100 years ago, on March 2, 1919, 53 delegates from left and communist parties gathered at a congress in Moscow, with the goal of forming a new international

Capitalism and imperialism were driven out, but political power rested in the hands of a Stalinist communist party

Sectarianism or mass struggle?

Crisis in Czechoslovakia provided a welcome diversion for the Chinese regime, an opportunity to exploit the Russian bureaucracy’s difficulties

The task of implementing the socialist revolution there and everywhere remains the most pressing struggle of the world working class