Karl Marx passed away in London on March 14, 1883. While his funeral was a quiet affair, his ideas went on to shape revolutions, governments and intellectual discourse across the world.

Kraftklub tackles themes like transience, farewell and endings on their new album "Sterben in Karl-Marx-Stadt" - loud, wild and surprisingly life-affirming.

Nothing screams “fall fashion” like a cozy midweight scarf complemented with a side of class struggle. That’s the message from embattled retailer Target, who’s been caught pushing communist literature ...

The proletarian party is the political expression of the workers’ movement, in that it reveals through its program the values and goals of the proletariat. The more powerfully its foundation unfolds ...

For generations, political nerds in London have stopped in on the grave of Karl Marx. The immense presence of it in Highgate Cemetery means it’s also forever been a place of shenanigans. Recently ...

Call it an unexpected crossover. A photo of a Labubu doll placed on German philosopher Karl Marx’s grave in London has gone viral in recent days, leaving many netizens amused. Photos and videos shared ...

Karl Marx's enduring ideas continue to resonate with students, offering critical lenses for understanding inequality, exploitation, and social justice. His quotes challenge conventional thinking on ...

A viral photo showing a Labubu doll sitting at Karl Marx’s grave has captured the internet’s attention, blending cultural contradiction with humour and irony. Spotted at Highgate Cemetery in London, ...

A viral social media post has captured a bizarre and oddly moving scene that’s surprised and amused the internet, racking up over nine million views. Shared by an X user, the photo shows a Chinese ...

A Labubu figurine placed on Karl Marx's tomb in London sparked online debate, highlighting the irony of a capitalist toy on the grave of a communist icon. This incident underscores the growing trend ...

Karl Marx wrote volumes warning the world about capitalism's ability to commodify everything: thought, art, labour, even identity. What the 'Father of Communism' likely never imagined was that one day ...

There's a basic principle of free speech that the censors always seem to forget. Namely, the act of suppressing speech only tends to add more fuel to the speaker's fire. Don't believe me? Just ask ...