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30 November 2006
Bush
to deliver ultimatum to Iraqi prime minister at Jordan summit
Nicaraguan
election: Ortega's victory and the dead-end of Sandinismo
International
report documents repression in Indian-controlled Kashmir
New
York City mayor seeks to quell outrage over police slaying
Australia:
Police report reveals real instigators of Cronulla race riots
- Part 1
For Your Consideration:
A disappointing effort
Letters
from our readers
29 November 2006
Bush
visits Middle East to intensify Iraq war
US
Senate endorses Bush's nuclear accord with India
Australia:
Union protests provide no way forward against industrial relations
laws
Berlin
panel discussion on Kosovo: Marxism vs. nationalism
Canberra
prepares for possible military intervention in Fiji
Demise
of US rail system highlighted by DC-area bridge fault
Borat: Whose pie and whose
face?
28 November 2006
What the New York Times has learned from Iraq
Nominee
for US defense secretary advocated bombing of Nicaragua
New
York police kill unarmed man, wound two others
British
Airways and the Christian cross controversy
China
woos India to parry US containment strategy
Australia:
SEP campaign wins support in Victorian state election
SEP
public lecture in Colombo: new SLFP-UNP coalition to expand civil
war
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
An
appreciation of jazz singer Anita O'Day, 1919-2006
Letters
on filmmaker Robert Altman
25 November 2006
Lebanese
regime approves US-backed tribunal directed against Syria
Victorian
election: Labor government returned to power with big business
and media backing
European
powers seeks to benefit from Bush's Middle East setbacks
German
parliament extends participation in the "war on terror"
A
riot in China over deteriorating public health care
Letters
from our readers
25 November 2006
More
than 200 dead in Baghdad's deadliest day of bombings
Support the struggle of Volkswagen workers in Brussels!
Set up defense committees independently of the works council
and trade unions!
Belgian Volkswagen factory occupied - "It is
high time to wake up and become political"
Polish
mining disaster claims 23 lives
Canada:
Ruling in O'Neill case underlines threat to democratic rights
Australian
High Court sanctions wholesale assault on working conditions
Sri
Lankan Attorney General replies on SEP supporter's murder
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Profit over the environment - Who Killed the Electric
Car?, written and directed by Chris
Paine
24 November 2006
UN
report documents huge October death toll in Iraq
The
New York Times and the Gemayel assassination
Britain:
Blair's overseas diplomacy highlights military crisis in Afghanistan
WSWS
correspondent to address international conference on the Spanish
Civil War
Victorian
election: Vote for Will Marshall and the SEP in Broadmeadows
Australia:
Labor makes cynical promise on public education in Victorian election
Germany: Election Alternative prepares for merger with
Left Party - An exemplary case of political opportunism
Workers
Struggles: Europe, Middle East and Africa
Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette: Not even cake?
23 November 2006
Without evidence or logic -
Bush administration and US media blame Syria for Gemayel assassination
Bush's
visit to Asia dogged by US disaster in Iraq
Australia:
Socialist Equality Party holds successful election meeting in
Broadmeadows
Victorian election: - A
socialist answer to war, environmental disaster and social inequality
Strike
and occupation at Volkswagen works in Belgium
In the name of the "fight against crime" - Canada's Conservative government increases state's
repressive powers
Arts
Review
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American
filmmaker Robert Altman dead at 81
22 November 2006
Sectarian
rifts in Iraqi government intensify
UK
military faces recruitment and retention crisis
Australia:
Labor Party and unions stifle opposition to Ford job cuts
Workers
speak out against sackings at Ford Australia
Canberra
maintains aggressive stance toward Solomon Islands government
A terrible consequence of social polarisation and militarism
- School shooting and suicide in Germany
Bush
appoints "choose life" conservative to head family-planning
programs
21 November 2006
Democrat
Congressman calls for reinstating the draft
Milton
Friedman 1912-2006: "Free market" architect of social
reaction
Another Pacific intervention:
- Australia, New Zealand dispatch troops to Tonga
Victorian election - Will
Marshall exposes Labor and Greens at Broadmeadows election forum
California:
UCLA student victim of police brutality
Ireland:
"Bertiegate" corruption allegations against Taoiseach
Ahern
Goodyear
strike in North America enters seventh week
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
20 November 2006
Democrats
seek accommodation with Bush administration to continue Iraq occupation
UN
envoy accuses Sri Lankan military of helping recruit child soldiers
Australia:
Bracks and the "war on terror"
An
exchange on Stalinism with a South African reader
Britain:
Farepak collapse ruins Christmas for tens of thousands
Letters
on the US elections
18 November 2006
Civil
rights groups file war crimes complaint in Germany against top
US officials
Victorian state election
- Australian Greens pitch election campaign to political and media
establishment
France:
Socialist Party chooses a Blairite presidential candidate
Giuliani
prepares US presidential bid-a new phase in 9/11 mythmaking
Spain:
Popular Party attempts to wreck ETA ceasefire
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
17 November 2006
US
hearings on Iraq set course for intensified conflict
Supreme
Court inaugurates new term with reactionary death penalty ruling
Thousands
protest in Colombo against killing of Tamil MP
Michigan:
Mentally ill inmate dies after five days of abuse
Workers'
Struggles: Europe and Africa
Letters
from our readers
16 November 2006
After
the US elections: Renewed pro-war consensus emerges in Washington
US
soldier pleads guilty to rape and murder in Iraq
Britain:
Blair advises policy shift in Middle East
Mexican
government steps up repression in Oaxaca
SEP campaign in Victorian election - Australia: workers and young people speak out on
jobs and the Iraq war
Bangladesh
convulsed by protests over coming election
Thai
military attempts to contain opposition to coup regime
15 November 2006
Britain:
New terror warnings issued to justify policies of war and repression
War,
social inequality and the crisis of American democracy--Part Two
European
reaction to Bush's election defeat: increasing militarism
US
election result reverberates in Australia
High-profile
Tamil parliamentarian murdered in Sri Lanka
China
steps up trade and investment in Africa
Pell Grants cut, tuition fees rise - US: Higher education costs increase for the most
needy
14 November 2006
War,
social inequality and the crisis of American democracy--Part one
Washington
debate sets stage for escalation of violence in Iraq
The
quagmire deepens in Afghanistan
Australia:
Bracks government--a "common agenda" with Howard
Germany:
New Berlin senate intensifies austerity course
India:
Stop the state murder of Mohammed Afzal
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
13 November 2006
Grand coalition government submits White Paper - New
role for German Army
Sri
Lankan SEP renews demand for action against killers of Sivapragasam
Mariyadas
Israel:
Olmert brings Lieberman's far-right party into government
Greece:
Sellout of teachers' strike paves way for massive government attacks
Australian
Fair Pay Commission makes a political decision on wage rates
USA Today: A political outlook
emerging amongst artists
11 November 2006
Democratic
Party takes control of both houses of Congress
US
election: Referendum votes reveal social discontent
Iraqi
prime minister calls for Saddam Hussein to be hanged before year's
end
France:
airport workers fired in anti-Muslim campaign
Australia:
Anti-Muslim "terror plot" unravels
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Catch a Fire: A story of
struggle against apartheid but not the whole story
Letters
on the US elections
10 November 2006
Israel
carries out deliberate massacre in Gaza
Important
vote for SEP candidates in US elections
Sri
Lankan military bombards refugee camp, killing dozens
Italian
government implicated in cover-up of US "rendition"
The
Bracks government and unions help Ford Australia axe jobs
India:
Court-directed campaign to seal "illegal" buildings
in Delhi provokes social turmoil
Workers
Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
9 November 2006
Rumsfeld's
firing: First casualty of post-election crisis in US
SEP public lecture in Colombo:
New ruling coalition and the civil war in Sri Lanka
Germany's
role in illegal US "anti-terror" activities
Right-wing
Popular Party attacks Spain's leading judge
Australian
government provocations heighten political crisis in Fiji
Australia:
Media promotes vigilantism and "bush justice"
Half Nelson: the parts are
greater than the whole
8 November 2006
US
midterm elections: An overwhelming repudiation of the war in Iraq
As
Hussein sentenced to death, US pushes to rehabilitate his functionaries
The
crisis of US imperialism in historical perspective
Bill
Clinton touts his millionaire status at pre-election rally in
Detroit
Former
German Chancellor Schröder's right-wing offensive
Behind
Lula's reelection: Brazil's crisis deepens
Sri
Lankan Supreme Court ruling undermines basis for peace talks
India: Vidarbha farmers face health disaster - A
further indictment of the state of public health
All the King's Men and Man
of the Year: Simply unserious
Letters
on the socialist critique of the Green Party
Letters
from our readers
7 November 2006
Election
Day 2006: The crisis facing American working people
On the eve of the 2006 midterm election - US faces stepped-up war abroad, social conflict at
home
SEP candidate opposes anti-democratic budget scheme
- Reject Maine's "Taxpayer Bill
of Rights"
Saddam
Hussein verdict: US politicians, media applaud the gallows and
the noose
French
government uses Marseille bus burning to step up state repression
Protest
against killing and abductions in Sri Lanka
Shanghai
corruption scandal exposes crisis of China's pension system
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
6 November 2006
Saddam
Hussein's death sentence: a travesty of justice
The Democrats in the 2006 elections: the second party
of reaction and war - Part two
Papua
New Guinea government threatens sanctions against Canberra
Political
crisis in Poland: the twists and turns of the Kaczynski government
The
slide into poverty--an increasing likelihood for workers in Detroit's
suburbs
Dennett's dangerous idea - Breaking the Spell: Religion
as a Natural Phenomenon, by Daniel Dennett, Viking Adult,
2006, 464 pages, $26
4 November 2006
The Democrats in the 2006 elections: the second party
of reaction and war - Part one
SEP
candidate Bill Van Auken to speak at NYC meeting Sunday
SEP
candidate Bill Van Auken rejects appearance on CNN's Glenn Beck
Program
Arar
"rendition" case: Canadian government accepts non-apology
from Bush administration
Wal-Mart
opens its doors to state-run unions in China
Australian
Broadcasting Corporation adopts new "bias" rules
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Deliver Us from Evil: Whose
is the "most grievous fault"?
3 November 2006
The
Kerry apology: Democrats cower before Bush and military
Why
is the New York Times covering up the torture of Jose Padilla?
SEP
candidate Bill Van Auken to speak at NYC meeting Sunday
A
sign of political crisis: coalition of Sri Lankan parties formed
An
exchange of letters on the Green Party
Britain:
Blair government defeats calls for Iraq inquiry
Australia:
State Labor government slashes education funding for the most
needy
Australia:
SEP candidate to speak at Victorian election meetings
Workers
Struggles: Europe, Middle East and Africa
2 November 2006
Relations
between US and Iraq government at breaking point
SEP
candidate Bill Van Auken to speak at NYC meeting Sunday
Coup
threat in Fiji as confrontation between the army and government
intensifies
Australian
media seizes upon Muslim cleric's comments to whip up xenophobia
The
case of Murat Kurnaz: German complicity in US war crimes
Another five US coal mine deaths in October
Bush appoints mine safety head during Senate recess
Vancouver International Film Festival 2006--Part 4
- Political documentaries
1 November 2006
Election
campaign reveals Democrats' lurch to the right
Australia:
a socialist alternative in the Victorian state election - Support
the SEP campaign
Missile
strike on Pakistani Islamic school slaughters 80
Zionists
seek to silence critics of US policy toward Israel
NATO
forces carry out massacre of Afghan civilians
Two
sedition prosecutions for criticising the Indonesian government
London:
Students protest huge hike in tuition fees
Letters
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