News
October 2026
Publication and translation of the number two in progress. It will be about recent events in France and in border countries.
September 2026
Map update (Philippine) :
- A year-old account of the September 2026 protests
- A more global analysis that makes a link with other uprights in the region (notably Indonesia and Nepal)
August 2026
The site is now available in Greek. We are currently verifying it. Thank you to the comrades for the translation.
#2
The class struggle in France has accelerated and clarified into a sequence of consequences which are currently difficult to measure. In any case, the encounter that took place on October 17 between different fractions of the class in struggle – and the proletarian force that this meeting gave way to establishing – is invaluable.
We will see if the State manages to regain control and how. In any case, a force has constituted itself and will mark a generation. But the force that found itself has no serious future unless it joins the other fractions of the class in movement (separated from us by the Nations). Our movement will be anti-national or it will be condemned to lose. Our class has no French aim nor any national aim. Its aim is global synchronization and the mutual reinforcement of the uprisings.
We offer here various texts, newspapers, leaflets and others – written or not by Revolution Times – in order to nourish the tactical and strategic thinking of our class.
(Translation in progress)
#1
In this first issue, you will find texts written collectively by the site’s editorial team. A short text entitled “Who are we” presents a number of tasks that the collective behind this site wishes to undertake, far beyond itself. Our goal is to promote the global conversation among our struggling class about revolutionary aims and strategies in our era. The proletarian assaults of the 21st century have opened up new ways, but have also encountered significant limitations, leaving us with many questions.
You will find the common foundation of our political positions, our relationship to struggles and their dynamics, an analysis of the period, an attempt of a global map of uprisings, and a list of questions we wish to share with comrades involved in struggles around the world. Other texts will follow.
Our goal is to produce one or two issues per year in a digital and a paper form. We have chosen a collective writing process, which takes time. We will make a special effort to translate the texts into as many languages as possible, which we believe is essential in an internationalist approach. Any help in this regard will be welcome.
Happy reading!
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