18 June 2013
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Perspective
World News
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”Truth is coming and it cannot be stopped”
NSA whistleblower Snowden issues defiant response to government threats and media lies - Britain’s spying against international leaders disclosed
- US officials utilizing driver’s license databases to conduct police searches
- G8 summit rent by divisions over Syria
- Turkish minister threatens to mobilize the army against protests
- South African miners battle with police as unions negotiate with mine bosses
- Russian parliament passes anti-homosexual laws
- Japan moves to boost influence in Asia
- US Senate begins debate on right-wing immigration legislation
- New York school bus workers denounce layoffs
- Sri Lanka: Kidney disease takes at least two lives a day
Special Announcement
Support D'Artagnan Collier for Detroit Mayor
- Collier speaks with Detroiters opposing high school privatization plan
- D'Artagnan Collier, David Walsh speak in defense of the DIA and culture as a social right
- What the WSWS said about the Detroit Institute of Arts millage
SEP (Australia) Election 2013
- Australia: Apartment residents raise fire safety concerns with SEP campaigners
- SEP meetings in Perth and Sydney broaden discussion on war danger
Commentary
- The California Nurses Association and health care “militancy”
- Social counterrevolution in Detroit
- JPMorgan calls for authoritarian regimes in Europe
- France: How the Workers’ Struggle group is helping to shut down the Aulnay car plant
- “Moderate” cleric wins Iranian presidential election
- Liberal advocates of a police state turn savagely against Edward Snowden
- Defend Edward Snowden!
Workers Struggles
History
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The WSWS speaks to Julius and Ethel Rosenberg’s son
An interview with Robert Meeropol -
From the archive of the WSWS
Fifty years since the execution of the Rosenbergs
Detroit in Crisis
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The dismantling of Pontiac, Michigan
A dress rehearsal for Detroit - Pontiac residents describe social disaster left by emergency manager
Arts Review
- Judy Blume’s Tiger Eyes brought to the screen: An understated examination of grief
- Noah Baumbach’s Frances Ha and Sarah Polley’s Stories We Tell: Incompleteness as a problem
SEP (Germany) Election Campaign