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Partyism and the Limits of Liberalism
Haig Kisherian critiques Partyism and Liberalism, arguing they fail to address sectarianism and bureaucracy within socialist organisations effectively.
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A Boot on Our Necks, a Bill in Our Hands: How US Imperialism Steals Our Livelihoods and How We Fight Back
by David Clarke who is also a member of the NSWTF Let’s be clear: this isn’t an abstract debate. It’s about the price of bread, the rent due at the end of the month, the petrol pump that makes you…
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Japan Revives its Historical Enmity Towards China
The visit to Australia of Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi this week highlights both Japans integration into the US military alliance and its threat to China. Both of which must be seen in light of Japan’s own history of imperialism.
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May Day Speech against US-Israeli aggression in West Asia : How workers can support each other globally
Speech delivered by an Australian Iranian member of Red Ant at the Naarm May Day rally.
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The NDIS Cuts – the Government Acts to Protect Profits
The NDIS has always been about extracting profits from disability and the recent cuts are furthering this agenda.
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The Chains of the Archipelago: Class Suicide and the Rebirth of Proletarian Internationalism
By Stephanus Budiman In September 1945, as Japanese occupying forces withdrew from the Dutch East Indies and revolutionary nationalists declared Indonesian independence, a remarkable act of working-class solidarity erupted in Australian ports. Waterside workers across the eastern seaboard, led by…
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The Enduring Stupidity of White Supremacy in Australia
By Andrew Martin The outcome of the South Australian election in March 2026 should be of concern to all progressively-minded people and all those who care about human decency. Whilst the Australian Labor Party were able to retain government with…
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Manifesto for Revolutionary Education
This document covers why the Red Anti-imperialist Collective have internal member education and how we approach it.
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Armed Struggle Liberates Iraq After 23 Years Of Occupation
Nate Bear explains how the recent victory of Iraqi resistance forces shows it is not diplomacy or international law but violence that is the only language imperialists understand.
