While a de facto state of emergency continues in the capital city of Turkey due to the upcoming NATO summit, the Communist Party of Turkey (TKP) marched to Kızılay Square, centre of Ankara, with the slogan “Down with imperialism, down with NATO!”
The Central Committee of the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP), meeting on 27–28 June 2026, reviewed the national and international political situation, assessed recent workers' struggles, and outlined the Party's priorities for the coming period. It concluded that Portugal is experiencing an intensification of the conflict between the interests of big capital and the interests of workers and other anti-monopoly social groups, arguing that the country's political and economic direction continues to deepen exploitation, inequality and external dependence.
The following article was published on the website of the Revolutionary Communist Party of France (PCRF).
The summit, hosted by the TKP (Communist Party of Turkey) in Istanbul, will bring together communist and workers' parties from NATO member countries, as well as representatives from the World Peace Council and the World Federation of Democratic Youth.
Ireland has assumed the presidency of the European Union for six months, starting from 1 July. The Communist Party of Ireland issued a statement regarding this development.
The Piraeus Sectoral Organizations of the Communist Party of Greece (KKE) and the Communist Youth of Greece (KNE), together with the Piraeus branches of the National Association of Resistance Fighters (PEAEA-DSE), held a commemorative event at the historic Aegina Prisons to honor the communists and other political prisoners who were imprisoned, tortured and executed there.
