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 XII. Congress of the Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia (KSČM), which took place on May 30 and 31, 2026 in Prague, came up with twelve specific points for the future of the republic: fair wages, affordable housing, strong public services, responsible state management and the end of the execution business. The Party rejects a policy that transfers risks to people and leaves profits to a narrow group and states, "We promote a peaceful and sovereign foreign policy. Our ambition is change: to give people back the certainty that work has meaning and the future is not a threat. However, an essential prerequisite for fulfilling these priorities is electoral success. It is time to act."
The Communist Party of Greece issued a press release regarding the Ukrainian floating drone spotted on May 7 off Lefkada. In the text, it is emphasised that the drone was armed with hundreds of kilos of explosives and had a mission to strike a Russian Navy ship.
The Communist Party of Poland (KPP) returned to the register after appealed against a previous court decision to remove it from the register.
The Communist Party of Greece held a protest rally at the courthouse against the prosecution of a member of the Bureau of the Central Council of the Communist Youth of Greece (KNE).
The Communist Party of Turkey (TKP) issued a statement and called for a rally to be organised in Ankara on the 5th of July, to protest the NATO summit that will be held in that city from 7-8 July.
Paulo Raimundo, General Secretary of the Portuguese Communist Party (PCP), issued a statement regarding the national strike held on the 3rd of June across Portugal. He hailed the general strike as a major demonstration of workers’ strength and unity against the government’s proposed Labour Package, which he said would deepen exploitation, weaken labour protections, and undermine fundamental workers’ rights.