At the draw for the 2026 FIFA World Cup last December, President Trump was awarded the very-first “FIFA Peace Prize”.

The FIFA World Cup 2026 is set to take place in Canada, Mexico, and the U.S.A. from June 11 to July 19. While millions of people from the host countries and across the world want to attend the tournament, exorbitant ticket prices prevent them from doing so. Worse still, the entire public is being saddled with the billions of dollars in costs for hosting the tournament, while all the profits go to FIFA. Instead of a celebration of the game, the World Cup has turned into a party for the rich. 

According to The New York Times, the war against Iran was hatched not in Washington, but in Jerusalem. It was Benjamin Netanyahu who formulated the plan, which he then brought to Trump and his cabinet for approval at a meeting in the White House in February.

“Henry’s family have responded to this in just the most extraordinarily dignified way. But I suggest the rest of us respond to this with pure, cold rage.” This was how Nigel Farage responded to last week’s news surrounding the tragic death of Henry Nowak, who was murdered by a Sikh man and left to die in handcuffs by careless, negligent police officers.

This week, race riots broke out in Belfast and Glasgow, whipped up by British politicians and the richest man in the world. This is a serious danger to the working class. In this emergency broadcast, Fiona Lali — national campaigns coordinator for the RCP in Britain — discusses how revolutionary communists must respond.

After three torturous months in captivity, Ehsan Ali – Chairman of the Awami Action Committee Gilgit-Baltistan (AAC-GB), and a leading comrade of the Inqalabi Communist Party (RCP) – is a free man! This is a huge victory for international solidarity, which would not have been possible without the overwhelming support of workers, labour leaders and radical youth all over the world.

Five hundred days of Trump in power, and what has been achieved? No more forever wars – except there is a war. The biggest paychecks in history – except hundreds of millions of Americans say the cost of living is the worst they can remember. No wonder thirty-four percent of young Americans now hold a favourable view of communism.

Homes torched. Cars set ablaze. Racist roadblocks. Bricks crashing through windows. Wheelie bins hurled onto the streets in flames. Gangs of masked men roaming neighbourhoods. Families fleeing their homes in police vans.

On Oct. 19, Albertans will participate in a referendum to decide whether to have a referendum on separation. This confusing question has infuriated both hardline separatists and staunch federalists.

The general strike on 3 June was an important day of mobilisation for workers against the ‘labour package’, proposed by the Democratic Alliance (AD) government, which represents the deepest attacks on workers since the days of the dictatorship. It is not easy to determine the number of strikers, but there are estimates of three million. Nevertheless, the strike could have been even stronger. Where do we go from here?

For the last nine days, thousands of Albanians have marched through the streets of the country’s capital, Tirana, after the government of Prime Minister Edi Rama handed development rights over Sazan island and the protected coastal area of Zvërnec to foreign capital.

Last week, hundreds of comrades, supporters and sympathisers across 20 countries and five continents raised their voices in support of Ehsan Ali and the Awami Action Committee in Gilgit-Baltistan. Our biggest-ever International Day of Action for these courageous class fighters occurred just as the state of Pakistan launched a bloody offensive against the AAC-GB’s sister organisation in Kashmir. This latest outrage only further emphasises the need for international solidarity. We say: free Ehsan Ali! Hands off the AAC!

On the night of Friday 5 June, one of the central leaders of the Awami Action Committee (AAC) in Azad Kashmir, Sardar Umar Nazir, was attacked in an assasination attempt near Rawlakot. He narrowly escaped as the bullet hit his ear, while an AAC activist, Shahzeb Habib, was martyred. 

On May 30–31, hundreds of communists gathered in Philadelphia—the birthplace of the First American Revolution—for the Third National Congress of the Revolutionary Communists of America. The aim of the RCA is to build the party which will lead America’s third revolution – the socialist revolution.

On 30-31 May, the Revolutionary Communist Collective (CCR) gathered for its second annual congress in Lisbon, having doubled our forces since we founded! With Portugal on the brink of its second general strike in six months, our event stood out for its electric enthusiasm, flowing from our recent successes and our Marxist ideas.