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31 March 2008
Repeated
US air strikes in Basra and Baghdad
Sarkozy
strives to establish French-British axis
American
Axle moves to hire strikebreakers
Britain:
As Basra burns, Iraq inquiry call supported by just 12 Labour
MPs
Charges
dropped against third Marine in Haditha massacre case
Behind
the California nurses' strike: putting profits ahead of patient
needs
Australia:
Murdoch-sponsored conference outlines "new agenda" for
Rudd government
ISSE meeting at Wayne State University in Detroit -
Five years since the invasion of Iraq:
War, the economic crisis, and the 2008 elections
Writer
David Mamet: Man overboard
29 March 2008
The
sieges of Basra and Sadr City: another US war crime in Iraq
Presidential candidates speak on housing and credit
crises - Clinton, Obama, McCain defer
to Wall Street
Global
food prices rise and famine increases
US:
Death sentence postponed for Mumia Abu-Jamal
American
Axle CEO Richard Dauch and the "right" of private property
American
Axle strikers in Detroit respond to plant closing threats
India:
Stalinist CPM's triennial meeting to reiterate support for Congress
Party-led government
Philippine
president accused of "treason" over Spratlys deal with
China
US:
Returning veterans face mounting joblessness and low wages
ISSE meeting at Wayne State University in Detroit -
Five years since the invasion of Iraq:
War, the economic crisis, and the 2008 elections
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Snow Angels: Unnecessarily
slight insight into a dreary world
Letters
from our readers
28 March 2008
Iraqi
government offensive in Basra threatens to trigger Shiite uprising
US
shipped fuses for nuclear-armed missiles to Taiwan
Why
the Clintons' profiting off near-slavery is not a campaign issue
Strike
wave continues in Greece
Ecuador:
deepening crisis, floods trigger surge of inflation
Australia:
Federal and NT Labor governments expand punitive measures in Aboriginal
communities
Sri
Lankan government deploys military to suppress striking television
workers
Workers
Struggles: Europe & Africa
More Funny Games from Michael Haneke
27 March 2008
US-Pakistan
ties fray, as Washington seeks to bully new government
$10 million for American Axle CEO - Richard Dauch and the aristocratic principle in America
US:
Hundreds of aging American Airlines planes grounded for inspection
The
Kuomintang returns to power in Taiwan
Washington
again forecasts ruin for Medicare and Social Security
Boeing
challenges refueling contract to Airbus
Australia:
National Union of Students promotes illusions in new Labor government
Britain:
Police want children routinely put on DNA database
Canada: Kingston, Ontario, ISSE to show Tsar to
Lenin
Letters
from our readers
26 March 2008
Cheney's
tour of Middle East raises tensions with Iran
US
Supreme Court rejects international law, ruling against Mexicans
on death row
Iraqi
regime launches assault on Basra
Social
inequality leads to gap in US life expectancy
Brown
government promotes patriotism and militarism
Home
prices, consumer confidence plunge in US
Ex-SLA
member Sara Jane Olson returned to prison
Blackwater
abandons plans for California training camp
Australia:
Haneef inquiry seeks to "restore confidence" in terror
laws
Canada: Kingston, Ontario, ISSE to show Tsar to
Lenin
Letter from a Brazilian teacher - The same demands,
on the other side of the world
25 March 2008
White
House signals continued Iraq escalation as US death toll tops
4,000
Detroit
mayor charged on eight criminal counts
Former
Australian prime minister feted by US Republican right
Strike against wage cutting completes first month - Pay for American Axle CEO rises to $10.2 million
Germany:
Turkish youth dies in police custody
Britain:
Labour makes massive cuts in higher education
New
York's premier library to be renamed for billionaire Wall Street
speculator
Paris
meeting commemorates the life and work of Keerthi Balasuriya
Sri
Lankan ISSE meeting to demand release of jailed Iranian students
ISSE
in US supports Sri Lankan demonstration
ISSE meetings in US - Five
years since the invasion of Iraq: War, the economic crisis, and
the 2008 elections
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
The Kite Runner: the Afghan
tragedy goes unexplained
Letters
from our readers
24 March 2008
US military deaths in Iraq reach 4,000 - Eight US soldiers and dozens of Iraqis killed in weekend
violence
NY Times article questions
official explanation of sex probe that forced New York governor
to resign
Young
Guantánamo detainee details abuse
US steps in to prevent collapse of gas pipeline project
- Nabucco pipeline bypasses Russia
New
Zealand economy sliding into recession
Taxi to the Dark Side: Murder
of young Afghan driver exposes US torture policies
It was grueling subject matter and seemed unending
- Documentary producer Eva Orner speaks
with WSWS
22 March 2008
US financial crisis fuels social unrest - Workers protest rising prices in UAE, Egypt
Bush
administration illegally examined Obama passport file
Bush,
McCain "gaffes" on Iran echo Iraq war lies
Recessionary
trends deepen, sparking gyrations on stock, commodities markets
Germany:
The shrinking middle class and the rise of inequality
Canada's
Liberals support war and social reaction
Australia:
teachers continue strike action against Victorian Labor government
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
American
painter Edward Hopper in Chicago
21 March 2008
Cheney's
"peace" trip to Middle East prepares new wars
Britain:
ISSE holds meetings on the fifth anniversary of Iraq war
Relations
with China dominate Taiwanese presidential election
Alan Thornett's denunciation of Trotskyism - Part
two
American
Axle strikers in Detroit determined to halt wage-cutting
Housing
stress at record levels in Australia
Interviews with Australian homebuyers - We have a house, but we are very poor
Widespread
flooding hits the US Midwest
Workers
Struggles: Europe & Africa
A
letter on the "Cool/Cruel Britannia" trend
Letters
from our readers
20 March 2008
On
Iraq war's fifth anniversary, Bush says US troops must stay
Alan Thornett's denunciation of Trotskyism - Part
one
Race,
class and the politics of the Obama campaign
Mobilize
auto workers behind the American Axle strike
Asian
economies hit by US financial crisis and slowdown
Verdi
trade union prepares sell-out of Berlin transport strike
The
crisis of American capitalism and the war against Iraq
SEP-ISSE public meeting in Sydney on April 9 - Shades of 1929: the global implications of the US
banking collapse
Nuance and depth needed: Persepolis
19 March 2008
Five
years after the invasion of Iraq: A debacle for US imperialism
Iraq:
a humanitarian crisis of catastrophic dimensions
In the wake of the Bear Stearns collapse - US Federal Reserve cuts interest rates again
Another
US strike inside Pakistan's border region
China
cracks down on Tibetan protests
The
"White Season": The British Broadcasting Corporation's
Pim Fortuyn moment
CIA
transfers another detainee from secret prison system to Guantánamo
In
Bruges
18 March 2008
Shades
of 1929: Bear Stearns collapse signals deepest crisis since Great
Depression
French
local elections reveal discrediting of political establishment
Outcome
of Iranian election points to simmering popular discontent
In
face of New York City school cuts: a new strategy needed to defend
public education
GDL
union completes sell-out of German train drivers' struggle
British
mercenary confesses role in Equatorial Guinea coup plot
US
truck drivers squeezed by soaring diesel prices
Canada: Montreal ISSE to show Tsar to Lenin
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
Two new "cover albums": Shelby Lynne's Just
a Little Lovin' and Cat Power's Jukebox
17 March 2008
After
the Bear Stearns bailout: Fears of more Wall Street failures
Clashes
and tensions in southern Iraq
New
York City crane collapse kills at least four
Italy:
parties shift to the right as election campaign begins
Brazil's
ruling Workers Party pays homage to Pierre Lambert for services
rendered
France:
LCR leader Daniel Bensaïd reassures Socialist Party of his
collaboration
Despite
a nervous "backflip", Australian government plans deep
welfare cuts
Rising
costs throw Chinese manufacturing into crisis
Letters
on the American Axle strike
15 March 2008
Fed
rescue of Bear Stearns raises specter of Depression-era crash
House
Democrats pass new spy bill without telecom immunity
Police
arrest auto workers on American Axle picket line in Detroit
On the 20th anniversary of his death - SEP general secretary pays tribute to Keerthi Balasuriya
India:
Congress Party delivers "populist" budget with a view
to coming elections
After
severe winter, floods threaten Afghanistan and Central Asia
Iran,
Pakistan to hold pricing talks on gas pipeline
London
Mayoral elections: Labour's neo-cons and the left apologists for
Ken Livingstone--Part Two
Canada: Montreal ISSE to show Tsar to Lenin
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
14 March 2008
Democratic
Party divisions deepen as Obama parades military support
Gold
and oil prices soar, dollar slumps, Carlyle Group fund collapses
American
Axle workers in Detroit discuss political issues in strike
Left
Party attacks striking transport workers in Berlin
Iranians
vote amid concern about US aggression and falling living standards
Sri
Lanka: ISSE demonstration demands the release of jailed Iranian
students
"I've been tortured. I'm a human being. I have
not violated any law" - Guantánamo
prisoner refuses to cooperate with military show trial
London
Mayoral elections: Labour's neo-cons and the left apologists for
Ken Livingstone
Australia:
Rudd government rejects emission targets in official climate change
report
Afghan
medical workers' strike called off
Workers
Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
13 March 2008
New
York Governor Eliot Spitzer forced to resign in sex scandal
Top
US commander in Middle East quits over Iran war report
US
Federal Reserve injects $200 billion into credit markets to avert
financial meltdown
Australian
PM marks first 100 days as Murdoch demands "stiff dose of
Brutopia"
French
municipal elections: A setback for President Sarkozy
Tensions
between France and Germany intensify over foreign and economic
policy
Germany: Roland Koch remains prime minister in Hesse
- How the SPD right wing overturned an unwanted election result
Sri
Lankan paramilitary leader convicted in Britain
Northern
Ireland: More evidence of MI5's network of informers and provocateurs
in the IRA
Australia:
Unions rubber-stamp Mitsubishi closure
Letters
from our readers
12 March 2008
Instability
continues in Pakistan following formation of coalition government
Politically
directed dragnet snares New York Governor Spitzer
Bitter
strike by American Axle workers enters third week
Spain:
Socialist Party wins a second term in government
Violence
still threatens after Kenyan peace deal
Austrian
grand coalition in crisis
US
food prices increase sharply
France
considers sending more troops to Afghanistan
China's
National Peoples Congress haunted by the spectre of social unrest
Australian
prime minister undertakes tactical shift in Papua New Guinea and
Solomon Islands
Be Kind Rewind: Fast forward
to Michel Gondry's utopia
11 March 2008
Massive
NSA operation exposed as Congress prepares vote on domestic spying
bill
Five
US soldiers killed in Baghdad
Iraqi
president visits Ankara in wake of Turkish incursion
Government
election losses in Malaysia signal eruption of deep political
crisis
English
primary education criticised in report
Mexico:
López Obrador may lose control of PRD to "new left"
faction
Reject
UAW plans to sabotage American Axle strike!
New
York City Democratic politician and "labor" leader pleads
guilty to corruption charges
Workers
Struggles: The Americas
Correspondence
on the impact of the credit crunch
10 March 2008
Clinton's
national security campaign and Obama's political dilemma
Bush
vetoes bill outlawing torture techniques
Democrats
win congressional seat of former House Speaker Hastert
US plot to overthrow elected Palestinian government
exposed - Part Two
Germany:
Public sector strike needs a new political perspective
Lengthy
terrorist trials underway in Australia
Reactionary musings from the Island on 60 years
of Sri Lankan independence
France:
political crisis destabilizes Sarkozy
Suicide
rate at 25-year high for middle-aged Americans
Impact of American Axle strike spreads - Talks
continue through weekend
ISSE meeting at University of Delaware - Five years since the invasion of Iraq: War, the economic
crisis, and the 2008 elections
A scholar's upside down pyramid scheme: Peter Gay's
Modernism
8 March 2008
US:
63,000 jobs lost as economy continues downslide
US plot to overthrow elected Palestinian government
exposed - Part One
The
ramifications of Ahmadinejad's visit to Iraq
Germany: Public service workers strike - Explosive
mood in factories, offices, nurseries and hospitals
Political
instability and social struggles will follow Spain's general election
Democratic
politicians rage against US Air Force contract with Airbus
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
7 March 2008
America's
"Fortunate 400" control vast wealth
Drive
mounts for US government bailout of banks
Latin
American crisis triggered by an assassination "Made in the
USA"
Striking
Berlin transit workers speak out
US
steps up pressure on India to wrap-up Indo-US nuclear treaty
ZTE-NBN
scandal triggers political crisis in the Philippines
Australia:
NSW Labor embroiled in corruption scandal
South
Africa and the global economic downturn
Demonstration
and meeting in Sri Lanka to protest prosecution of Iranian students
Workers
Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
6 March 2008
Clinton
victories in Ohio Texas intensify divisions in Democratic Party
Iraq:
Civilian casualties spike in February
Berlin
transit workers go on strike
Spain:
United Left splits as it lurches further right
Canada:
Liberals and Conservatives join forces to extend intervention
in Afghan war
Malaysians
due to vote after stunted 13-day election campaign
Sri
Lankan military bogged down in northern offensives against the
LTTE
Bank
drops lawsuit against Wikileaks
An interview with Richard Pare, co-author and photographer
of The Lost Vanguard: Russian Modernist Architecture, 1922-1932
Letters
from our readers
5 March 2008
Washington
pushes through new UN resolution against Iran
US-backed
border massacre brings South America to brink of war
William
F. Buckley, longtime propagandist for US ultra-right, dies at
82
France:
LCR congress decides to found new party
French
lead European Union force to Chad/Sudan border
Oil-linked
inflation destabilizes Africa, Middle East
Pakistani
regime ban of YouTube highlights threat to free Internet
UAW
offered wage cuts on eve of American Axle strike
Australia:
Rudd government demands wage "restraint"
New
Jersey Governor demands draconian budget cuts
The 58th Berlinale--Part 2 - Katyn--The political agenda of Polish filmmaker Andrzej
Wajda
4 March 2008
US
missile strike kills women and children in Somalia
Putin-Medvedev
tandem wins presidential election in Russia
Britain:
Labour government gags "extraordinary renditions" whistleblower
Turkey
hails Iraq incursion as success
Egypt:
Strike wave throughout public and private sector
American
Axle strike enters second week
US:
Student loans costs to rise from credit crisis
Germany:
SPD state minister berates welfare recipients
After Rudd's "apology" to indigenous people
- Australian government extends welfare
"quarantining" and land grab
Workers
struggles: The Americas
Letters
from our readers
3 March 2008
Israel
mounts bloody offensive against Gaza
Poisoned
dumplings incident reveals fragility of Sino-Japanese relations
Germany:
What lies behind the attempts to ostracise the Left Party?
Commemoration
of the first anniversary of the death of Raveenthiranathan Senthil
Ravee held in Paris.
Britain's
media fashions its "warrior prince"
Australian
Federal Police commissioner reveals scale of Haneef frame-up
Puerto
Rico: Teachers battle unionbusting
Letters on review of Naomi Klein's The Shock Doctrine
1 March 2008
Washington
deploys warships off the coast of Lebanon
US
stocks plunge following Fed Chairman Bernanke's testimony before
Congress
Economist
estimates cost of Iraq war to exceed $3 trillion
Independent
Kosovo: Anatomy of a Western protectorate
BMW
axes 8,100 jobs to increase profits
East
Timorese government steps up repression in aftermath of alleged
"coup attempt"
Librarians
and archivists demand US return of stolen Iraqi documents
Workers
Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
Beowulf: tenuous relationship
between movie and poem
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