July 2020

Even if the Islamic Republic intends to get rid of the current situation after the United States elections, it will have to take serious steps to change its policies in all areas, including regional politics and relations with neighboring countries.

We are absolutely certain that such bloody repressive practices will only aggravate the situation, and that they raise levels of resentment, anger, and discontent. This is a dangerous path that only leads to exacerbate matters and does not provide solutions to the chronic and emerging problems that plague the majority of the people.

In this issue, you read:
Another violation of international law;
25-year cooperation program with China;
Surprised again;
Thirty-day strike;
The protests that resulted;

We consider the right to strike and protest and to have a union to be an obvious right of the workers, therefore, as a party that fights for the rights of workers and wage earners, we support the Haft Tappeh workers’ strike and their demands and condemn their detention

Now that we are approaching the anniversary of massacre of political prisoners, we can and we must organize and continue a unified struggle for realization of the above mentioned goals.

Uproarious announcement of a multi-hundred billion dollar investment deal, with silence about the nature of this long-term partnership, when the Chinese government cannot even keep its promises to invest billions of dollars in Iran's oil and gas industry, can only be done by those who turn a blind eye to the realities and out of despair and helplessness and drowning in their enemy-driven illusions, hope for a miracle in the "East".

Iraqi Communists, meanwhile, remain fully committed to the demands of the people and the peaceful protest movement, and to continuing the popular pressure, until their goal in abolishing the sectarian-ethnic quota system, and establishing the desired alternative: a democratic civil state and social justice, is achieved.

If the annexation implemented, the formation of an independent Palestinian state and the plan for "two states" project, the foundations of which were laid at the Madrid Peace Conference on October 30, 1991, followed by the 1993 Oslo Accords, will never be achieved.