KAF Follow up Interview with Comrade Siamak Raji About the Events in Iran in January 2026
Reprint from January 18th. Read it here.
MLPD Rote Fahne Interview with An Iranian Marxist-Leninist Regarding the Recent Uprisings in Iran
Reprint from January 15th. Read it here.
KAF Interview with Comrade Siamak Raji About the Events in Iran in January 2026
Reprint from January 10th. Read it here
A Brief Overview of Reformism
A Public Call for Scientific Debate on Reformism and the Path to Socialist Revolution
by the Editorial team. Read it here.
Poems by Tareq Hajjaj
Read them here.
Poems by Hussein Al-Dahir
Read them here.
A Crime That Defies International Law and Global Silence – Death as a Continuation of Occupation: The Narrative of Mutilated and Stolen Palestinian Bodies by Bissan Edwan
The genocide in Gaza has not ceased; it has taken on other forms and practices. Despite this, the occupation continues to bombard neighbourhoods and areas. Amidst the ongoing genocide in the Gaza Strip, a new form of colonial control is emerging control over the Palestinian body after death. Read the article here.
The Disillusionment with Trusted, Established Media Through the Lens of Palestine by Ellen Björkqvist
“I’ve learned – and unlearned – a lot of different aspects in the over two years since Israel started its aggressive genocidal campaign in Gaza. From the context and history of the oppression of Palestinians at the hands of the Israeli establishment, up to the lack of credibility and ethics of what one would call “the established media”, it has been a period of decolonising the mind and reframing the world. ” Read the article here.
Interview with Khalid Fahim of the Solidarity Committee of Aghanistan
This Monday, 29 September, the Taliban authorities imposed a nationwide internet shutdown across Afghanistan. The Taliban has of yet not given an official reason for the decision but has stated it would last until further notice. The move will have far-reaching consequences for the people – inflicting serious harm to livelihoods and rights. Earlier this fall, we interviewed Khalid Fahim of The Solidarity Committee of Afghanistan on the forced mass deportations of Afghans in Iran and Pakistan and the situation under Taliban rule. Read it here.
Artworks by Taimaa Salama
As a visual artist and arts educator, her practice combines sculpture, photography, and traditional Palestinian craft to create narratives that honor her heritage while forging new paths of expression. Being raised in Gaza, a place of profound resilience, she witnessed how important storytelling is to preserving identity and defying erasure. See her artworks here.
Journalism in the Crosshairs of Colonialism: Gaza and Kyiv – Targeting Journalists Is a Strategy, Not an Accident by Bissan Edwan
Modern wars are no longer only fought on the battlefield. They are wars of narratives. In Palestine, where humanity is tested every day, the journalist stands at the most dangerous intersection: between the duty to report the truth, and an occupying power that treats truth itself as a threat to be silenced. Read the article here.
Activism for journalists in Turkey: Not a choice, a necessity by Aslı Ceren Aslan
Along with many other similar examples, the solidarity practices and press freedom struggles of journalists in Turkey contribute to the struggle for democracy. As we go through days when right-wing populism is on the rise globally, it is important to discuss mainstream media journalism, the principles of journalism, and the relationship between activism and journalism. Read the article here.
Between Two Worlds: Activism in Exile by Ali Al Ibrahim
When I first took to the streets in Syria more than a decade ago, activism wasn’t a choice—it was an existential scream. In Sweden, activism becomes a strategy. The urgency is different, but no less important. I am still haunted by an unresolved question: What does it mean to be an activist in exile? Read the article here.
Activism in the Face of the Suruç Massacre by Ivana Benario
In 2015, the Federation of Socialist Youth Associations (SGDF) in Turkey launched the campaign “We defended it together, we will rebuild it together” as a practical expression of the idea of “being in the right place at the right time.” The campaign mobilized youth across the country to support the war-torn city of Kobanê in Rojava, Northern Syria. On July 20, 2015, in the border town of Suruç, a massacre was carried out during a press statement by the activists. Read the article here.
Two Faces, One Enemy: The Warmongers of Iran and Israel by Reza Arif
From the moment the fascist Israeli military attacked Iran, the offensive was accompanied by a flood of disinformation and confusion, especially ideologically, spread across their social media networks.
Here, we try to open up some basic views from the Marxist-Leninist standpoint. Read the article here.
New Perspectives and the Deeper Causes of Obstacles in the Current Palestinian Liberation Movement by Siamak Raji
The war in Palestine is complex. To understand it, we need to look at two phases: the original grassroots struggle of the Palestinian masses, which must be revived, and the later rise of Hamas and Islamic Jihad—backed by new imperialist powers—which must be opposed. The article outlines five key Marxist-Leninist points on the conflict. Together, they form a crucial framework for understanding the war. Read the article here.
Fascism – the Politics of Fear and the Necessity of Resistance by Limon Fakir
Across the globe, we are witnessing the resurgence of shadows from a dark chapter in history. Fascism is not merely a political ideology; it is a repressive system that erodes dissent, pluralism, and human dignity. In these perilous times, resistance is our only path forward. Our words, pens, colors, melodies, and courage to take to the streets must become the lifeblood of anti-fascist movements. Read the article here.