Four Years After the Iranian Revolution
André Duret's report in January 1983 to the United Secretariat of the Fourth International
Your Party's resignations: The liability question nobody will answer
Appendix: Who is liable for Your Party? A briefing from the public registers
Spotlight on Ukraine: Eighteen Claims That Circulate, and What the Evidence Shows
Part 9 of “With Washington and Moscow”
The Right Got There First
The Absent Left in Thetford
Reform's Safety Pitch & Labour’s Abstainers
Postscript: The Right Baseline, and the Wrong Inference?
Regroup, Reassess, Reequip
Some thoughts on programme in the wake of Your Party, by Ian Dolphin
From anti-imperialism to “campism”: 45 years of the Mullahs' alibi
Forty-five years ago, Inprecor showed that Iran’s theocracy is neither anti-imperialist nor an ally.
Communism at the End of the Rainbow: The RCP has decided the climate crisis is already solved
The Vanguard in Retreat, Part Three
The Wildfires that Marxists Predicted
Marijke Colle, Michael Löwy, and Manuel Garí Ramos on about wildfires and the global ecological crisis.
Nationalise Thames Water, Not its Debt
Some nationalisations weaken capital; others strengthen it.
How to Build a Socialist Group That’s Actually Worth Joining
What a 1968 French Trotskyist document gets right about political development — and what it gets dangerously wrong
Unite, the Union Bureaucracy & the Ballot
Reading Ernest Mandel through Unite, the Teamsters and Comisiones Obreras
The Friends Who Run Things
Structurelessness, the post-Corbyn dispersal, and the question the Green Party is now being asked to answer
From a Propaganda Group to a League for Revolutionary Action
'It is for us to avoid organisational sectarianism and build our organisation, not in competition with, but for the movement.'
The Clean Banner: 20 years after Ted Grant’s death, the RCP exemplifies Trotsky and Grant’s warnings about propaganda societies
The Vanguard in Retreat, Part Two
The Histadrut, and the Property Question the AWL Apparatus Erased
The Drift, Part Three
The Solidarity With Ukraine That Doesn’t Touch the Ground
Morenism, schema, & the limits of formal anti-imperialism
Why I can’t endorse Count Binface
Duncan Chapel replies to Jessica MacKenzie and Simon Hannah
The Machinery Is Already Built: Britain isn't Turkey in slow motion. The cage here is being built first.
Erdoğan stops his opponents through the courts, not with tanks. British socialists arguing about ‘creeping fascism’ ask the wrong question: the state Reform will inherit in 2029 is being built now.
The Comedian in the Empty Field: Coluche, Grillo, and what the left keeps forgetting
Postscript: what the Ukrainian left got right about Zelensky
RedMole.org: Ecosocialist analysis of the British and international left. Covers the SWP, Counterfire, Your Party, campism, the Ukraine war, Green Parties, ACR and the Fourth International. Written for revolutionary activists across 47 countries
Subscribe to Red Mole: A Marxist's Critique of the Bureaucratic Left feed