The Party of Labour declared its stance on the issue of the war in Ukraine, taking up the position of proletarian internationalism. However, the outbreak of the war has more clearly outlined the roles of various currents in the movement. The ideological line in the international workers’ movement can be categorised into three main trends;
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The global capitalist crisis is forcing imperialist countries to divide the world again in order to expand their spheres of influence. Regardless of the excuses used by the imperialists to justify their crimes, the military conflict in Ukraine is the result of intensifying competition between the two conflicting sides, which can no longer be resolved by diplomatic means and empty compromises. Competition for the market, raw materials, transport routes, spheres of influence.
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In the 1990s, Yugoslavia fell apart in the blood of its people. This disintegration was carried out by nationalist forces that emerged at the top of the system itself, reviving all those criminal ideas and collaborative forces that were defeated during the People’s Liberation Struggle (PLS) during World War II.
More than two decades after the end of the inter-ethnic conflicts, the rapid development of the general capitalist crisis and the rise of inter-imperialist tensions, war drums are heard again in the ruins of Yugoslavia. Once again, they’re playing with nationalist madness that would engulf the masses and spark new clashes. Again, weapons rattle, form criminal phalanxes and accelerate militarisation of Serbia, Croatia, BiH, Kosovo and other parts of the Balkans.
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