Archive: 11/2015
2015-11-02
- Unifor union in Canada hails UAW-Fiat Chrysler sellout contract in US
- Social crisis dominates municipal elections in Ukraine
- This week in history: November 2-8
- Erdoğan’s AKP wins surprise fourth term amid escalating violence in Turkey
- Two more refugees commit suicide in Australia
- USW isolates and divides steelworkers
- International airlines avoid Egypt’s Sinai after 224 die in Russian passenger jet crash
- Judge dismisses manslaughter charges against Texas officer citing position as a federal agent
- The elevation of Paul Ryan as US House speaker
- New York City school bus workers authorize strike action
- Nepal turns to China for fuel to counter Indian blockade
- Steve Jobs fails to transcend conventional mythologizing
- Report documents pervasive use of excessive force by US Border Patrol agents
- Deutsche Bank to cut up to 35,000 jobs
- Benedict Cumberbatch condemns UK government’s inhumane refugee policy
- Alberta NDP’s maiden budget wins praise from big business
- Berlin Senate seeks to cover its tracks after murder of refugee child
- Kansas City GM workers first to vote against UAW sellout deal
- Lockout of 2,200 steelworkers in US enters 12th week
- Leaders of Japan, China and South Korea meet in Seoul
- Obama legal team drew up secret bin Laden assassination memos
2015-11-03
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
- German Volkswagen workers fear job cuts
- US moves to dismiss insider trading charges in SAC Capital case
- Two days on, no clear explanation for downing of Russian plane over Sinai
- Obama and Congress grant railroads up to five more years to install safety technology
- Obamacare open enrollment: A widening health care disaster for workers
- New York City workers back autoworkers’ contract fight
- Merkel draws a positive balance sheet on her eighth visit to China
- The Pentagon’s Law of War Manual: Part one
- Japan’s economic outlook worsening
- Israeli police threaten Palestinians with gas attacks “until you die”
- Indonesian authorities ban discussion of 1965 coup at Bali writers festival
- GM Subsystems workers demand equal pay
- German-Russian energy deal worth billions
- Global markets cheer dismal economic figures
- UK Criminal Courts Charge: A brutal assault on the poor
- UAW using economic blackmail in effort to ram through sellout deal
- Australia and China conduct joint naval exercises
2015-11-04
- Australian government trials new “welfare card”
- Sri Lankan government calls “all-party conference” to appease communal forces
- Parliamentary committee warns Cameron against UK military involvement in Syria
- US ramps up pressure on Beijing over South China Sea
- Truth: The victimization of CBS’s Dan Rather and Mary Mapes
- German conservative parties call for harsh border controls
- Capitalism and mortality: Death rate soars for middle-aged US workers
- No details from New York police on X-ray surveillance vans
- The Pentagon’s Law of War Manual: Part two
- UAW sanctions closure of GM assembly plant in Wisconsin
- Who was Ahmed Chalabi?
- French President Hollande tours Asia as divisions mount between US and Europe over China
- Catalan secessionist resolution provokes political crisis in Spain
- Close vote on UAW-GM contract reveals deep discontent
- Wages and jobs cut as American Apparel files for bankruptcy
- Last British prisoner at Guantánamo Bay released
2015-11-05
- Substantial opposition to UAW-GM sellout remains as voting continues
- UK government to legalise universal state surveillance
- Islamic State bomb downed Russian plane over Sinai, US officials claim
- Number of people killed by police this year in US surpasses 1,000
- Washington prepares for World War III
- Oxfam report exposes inhuman conditions of poultry workers
- The Pentagon’s Law of War Manual: Part three
- South Korean government to revise school history texts
- “Foul deeds will rise…”: Hamlet, in a world on the brink
- Germany’s Grand Coalition split over how to drive back refugees
- Refugees protest being held at UK military base in Cyprus
- Canada’s Liberals take office spouting empty “real change” rhetoric
- Australian financial commentator hails union role in steel cuts at Port Kembla
- Fed chair says rate hike in December a “live possibility”
- UAW officials spout company line
- ASEAN defence summit divided over South China Sea dispute
2015-11-06
- Australian government pushes to increase taxes on workers and poor
- Lufthansa flight attendants threaten strike
- Military spectacle and American sport
- US defense secretary steps up threats against China
- Skilled trades workers voting against UAW-GM agreement
- Egyptian dictator al-Sisi feted by UK government
- The blood on Obama’s hands: Kunduz hospital attack designed “to kill and destroy”
- Scores killed in Pakistani textile factory collapse in Lahore
- Maldives president declares state of emergency
- Left Party prepares mass deportations in German state of Thuringia
- The Pentagon’s Law of War Manual: Part four
- The impact of the refugee crisis: Lampedusa by Anders Lustgarten at Liverpool’s Unity Theatre
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- India: Modi and his BJP government incite Hindu communalism
- Colleges starved of funds as Illinois Democrats and Republicans orchestrate budget impasse
- Republicans make limited gains in off-year US election
- Chevron to slash hundreds of jobs at Australian gas projects
- Stiff opposition to UAW-GM deal as balloting concludes
- Death at Decatur tubing plant highlights unsafe working conditions in Alabama
- French pilots flee Dominican Republic in “Air Cocaine” affair
2015-11-07
- Porsche and Audi suspected of involvement in VW emissions scandal
- US deploys F-15s to Syria, targeting Russian jets
- Australian workers and youth denounce preparations for war against China
- Russia halts flights to Egypt after air disaster
- Quebec repackages concessionary public-sector contract offer
- Podemos recruits former chief of Armed Forces to run in Spanish election
- Turkey after the elections
- Notes on London’s housing crisis
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- Strikes and protests begin in Greece against Syriza austerity programme
- “Positive” US jobs report belied by mass layoffs
- Bus crash kills six migrant workers in Arkansas
- Suu Kyi’s party predicted to win Burmese election
- Brisbane residents startled by low altitude military flight
- Beethoven’s Fidelio distorted beyond recognition at 2015 Salzburg Festival
- UAW seeks to ram through Ford deal as results at GM show split vote
2015-11-09
- This week in history: November 9-15
- UAW prepares to override skilled trades workers’ rejection of GM contract
- Leading New York state politicians on trial for corruption
- Scholarship or War Propaganda attracts wide interest in Germany
- UAW scabs do bidding of US auto companies
- Louisiana cops who killed 6-year-old charged with murder
- Report reveals widening gap in Australian living standards
- Socialism & the 2016 elections
- The ominous backdrop of California’s End of Life Option Act
- France prepares drastic overhaul of Labour Code
- Illinois cop, supposed victim of the “war on police,” exposed as thief and would-be killer
- German grand coalition axes the right to asylum
- UK’s National Health Service to be “squeezed as never before”
- Ford workers denounce UAW efforts to push through sellout contract
- New York attorney general to investigate ExxonMobil over climate change falsifications
- New research highlights social inequality in Australian schools
- Junior doctors oppose latest government efforts to extend services
- Our Brand is Crisis: US political consultants at their dirty work in Bolivia
- US defense secretary threatens Russia and China
2015-11-10
- Refugee’s death triggers another riot on Australia’s Christmas Island
- Security and the Fourth International, the Gelfand Case and the deposition of Mark Zborowski
- Bernie Sanders’ first campaign ad: From “political revolution” to “real change”
- Syriza government in Greece backs EU attack on refugees
- Washington’s big lie of “peace and stability” in Asia
- OECD cuts estimate for global growth
- Pentagon push for build-up in Europe against Russia
- University of Missouri president resigns amid protests over racist incidents
- For opposing Haitians’ deportation, novelist Junot Díaz stripped of award by Dominican Republic government
- Jordanian police captain opens fire at US-run training center in Amman
- Ted Dawe’s Into the River: A compelling portrait of life for a working-class teenager in New Zealand
- India: Modi’s BJP trounced in Bihar elections
- Highest-ranking German NATO general urges air strikes against Taliban
- Sri Lankan SEP condemns arrest of Frontline Socialist Party leader
- UAW Ford Council approves sellout deal
- British military chief denounces Labour leader Corbyn on use of nuclear weapons
- Steep fall in China imports continues
- Catalan parliament votes to begin secession from Spain
- Hunger strikes spread in immigrant jails in US Southwest
- Suu Kyi’s party defeats military-backed regime in Burma election
- Michigan Ford workers denounce UAW sellout
2015-11-11
- Chinese and Taiwanese presidents meet for the first time
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
- US escalates air and ground operations in Iraq and Syria
- Steelworkers’ union may cut strike pay for 2,200 locked-out workers
- Right wing dictates German refugee policy
- Portugal’s right-wing government falls after no confidence vote
- The UK military, Jeremy Corbyn and the threat of dictatorship
- Netanyahu visits White House seeking massive arms aid
- Paramilitary police in Miami force passengers to leave plane at gunpoint
- Military maneuvers force LA Airport to reroute flights
- European Union steps up financial pressure on Greece
- UAW-Ford deal creates new tier of low-paid workers
- Michigan political crisis over lead poisoning in Flint
- Forty years since the Canberra Coup
- Spanish government, state attorney move to halt Catalan independence drive
- Keystone XL pipeline rejection exemplifies Canadian elite’s deepening crisis
- UK Prime Minister Cameron outlines his demands for EU “reform”
- Six dead, at least 21 missing in Brazilian mine disaster
2015-11-12
- “Wages are too high,” declares billionaire Trump
- Vote “no” on UAW-Ford sellout contract!
- New Orleans songwriter, musician Allen Toussaint dead at 77
- UK students protest education cuts
- Refugees stranded at processing camp outside Heidelberg, Germany
- US Supreme Court expands immunity for killer cops
- Obama backs $607 billion Pentagon bill that bars Guantanamo closing
- Kraft Heinz and Alcoa among companies cutting hundreds of jobs in upstate New York
- France inaugurates €4.2 billion defence ministry complex
- German government plans global military offensive
- US media seize on doping report to deepen offensive against Russia
- Strike shuts down London Docklands Light Railway
- Australian government deporting life-long residents over minor offences
- Political stalemate following Croatian parliamentary election
- Burma’s “democracy icon” seeks talks with military
- Anger grows as Ford workers begin voting on UAW sellout
2015-11-13
- Ukrainian government planning to move forward with mass privatizations
- Oppose the TPP and the drive to war against China!
- Australian Labor Party backs revamped bill to revoke citizenships
- The cult of Helmut Schmidt
- Germany moves to seal external borders against refugees
- The way forward in the struggle against austerity in Greece
- Israeli raid on Hebron hospital sparks new protests
- Los Angeles Police Department shootings doubled in a single year, report shows
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- The Political Lessons of Syriza’s Betrayal in Greece
- German elite celebrates Bundeswehr anniversary with display of militarism
- California Department of Corrections considers single drug execution
- UK parliament passes ‘English Votes for English Laws’
- Spain’s Constitutional Court suspends Catalan secession resolution
- Canada’s union top brass fetes Prime Minister Trudeau
- Teamsters union pulls stunt strikes at southern California ports
- Eight-year-old Alabama boy charged with murder
- Australia: Growing opposition to union-company deal at Port Kembla steelworks
- Opposition grows as votes begin on UAW-Ford sellout
2015-11-14
- The Wrecking Crew: The “secret star-making machine” of 1960s pop music
- UK government admits spying on British population for decades
- US flies nuclear-capable bombers close to Chinese islets
- US Supreme Court threatens to limit class actions and access to jury trials
- EU Summit in Malta strikes dirty deal to keep refugees out of Europe
- Quebec unions silent about plans to illegalize workers’ job action
- Portugal: Left Bloc tries to justify its support for Socialist Party government
- Class justice in America: Eight-year-old charged with murder
- Obama lectures the G20
- Drug maker Novartis pays $390 million to settle kickback claims
- ISIS claims deadliest bombing in Lebanon since end of civil war
- German Left Party leader rails against refugees
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- Australian government considers removing refugees to Kyrgyzstan
- India: Kerala plantation workers denounce unions’ wage sellout
- US-backed offensives seize towns in northern Iraq
- Autoworker speaks out: Life for young workers in America’s rustbelt
- France declares state of emergency after ISIS terrorist attacks kill over 100 in Paris
- Low-income housing complex in Jacksonville, Florida under investigation
- Chicago Teachers Union holds mock strike vote as it prepares to back massive cuts
- UAW delays ratification of GM contract as it attempts to ram through deal at Ford
2015-11-16
- This week in history: November 16-22
- Obama administration continues to suppress report on CIA torture
- With US backing, France launches bombing campaign in Syria
- Bernie Sanders lines up with Middle East war drive
- Thousands of refugees crammed into airport hangars in Berlin, Germany
- The “Great Recession” and the deepening austerity drive
- The Paris terror attacks
- Veteran filmmaker Paul Cox discusses his latest feature
- UK mounts massive police operation after Paris terror attacks
- California: Kaiser Permanente mental health workers set to strike
- German government prepares new combat mission in Afghanistan
- After Paris attacks, French government steps up police state measures
- Widespread opposition to UAW-Ford sellout deal as voting continues
- Sri Lankan PM delivers “economic policy statement” to boost big business
- Force of Destiny—a thoughtful film about surviving cancer
- Michigan policeman who severely beat motorist Floyd Dent on trial for assault
- Divisions emerge over Chinese contract for northern Australian port
- Study shows US charter schools pocketing billions with no accountability
- Bloody Sunday Massacre: Ex-Paras launch bid to halt Northern Ireland murder investigation
2015-11-17
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
- New Zealand: Anti-TPP protest organisers silent on war preparations against China
- US planes destroy civilian fuel tankers in raid over Syria
- Pro-EU technocratic government installed in Romania
- The class character of the student protests on US campuses
- Liberal propagandists in US agitate for total war in Syria and Iraq
- After the Paris terror attacks: A drumbeat for military escalation and internal repression
- French president exploits terror attacks to suspend democratic rights
- Protests erupt after Minneapolis police shoot unarmed man, “execution style”
- Large anti-government protests in South Korea
- Wisconsin Kohler workers strike against two-tier wage
- Kansas City autoworkers vote “no” on UAW-Ford contract
- Prime Minister Cameron boasts of UK role in targeted assassination of “Jihadi John”
- Widespread fraud in Haitian presidential vote
- German media brays for war and dictatorship after Paris attacks
- Citing Paris attacks, Jeremy Corbyn retreats from critique of UK foreign policy
- Trudeau commits Canada to major role in Mideast war
- Burmese opposition collaborates with military on “transition”
- Australian unions seek to ram through job destruction at BlueScope Steel
- UAW contracts sanction moves to eliminate small car production in US
2015-11-18
- Video report: UAW officials grab cell phone, forcibly eject WSWS reporters from press conference
- Why and How the GPU Murdered Leon Trotsky
- Sri Lankan protests demand release of Tamil political prisoners
- Peruvian pseudo-lefts select former ruling party member as presidential candidate
- The media and the Paris terror attacks
- City University of New York faculty protest for higher wages and defense of education
- After Paris attacks, NATO powers press for military escalation in Syria
- Mose Allison—American Legend: Mose’s live music finally leaves the room
- Japan enters “technical recession”
- Young people in UK hit hardest by austerity
- Australian maritime union betrays Hutchison workers
- Hutchison worker: “The union delivered the job cuts the company wanted”
- German media lurches further to the right after Paris attacks
- Syria’s Assad says Paris now “knows what Syria has lived for five years”
- As vote tightens, Ford workers denounce UAW sellout
- US officials seize on Paris attacks to press for “back door” to encryption
- “Foreign made bomb” destroyed Russian plane over Sinai, Moscow says
- UK: Caparo steel workers sacked with immediate effect
- UK government outlines plans for expanding militarism and repression after Paris attacks
- Australian establishment seizes on Paris attacks to justify war and police state measures
- Washington’s gunboat diplomacy in Manila
- From Roma refugee to attorney in Germany: Nizaqete Bislimi’s Durch die Wand (“Through the Wall”)
2015-11-19
- US politicians seize on Paris attacks to promote xenophobia
- US and Turkey planning new military operations along Syrian border
- Obama demands China halt South China Sea activities
- Paris suburb of Saint Denis under military lockdown as gun battle plays out
- Video shows UAW officials grabbing cell phone, forcibly ejecting WSWS reporters from press conference
- Pennsylvania budget deal cuts pensions for future state and public school workers
- The state of emergency and the collapse of French democracy
- Minneapolis police break up protest over killing of 24-year-old Jamar Clark
- NPR fawns over neo-fascist Marine Le Pen
- Injunction issued against Kohler strikers in Wisconsin
- The Holocaust as Via Dolorosa: The mysticism of Piotr Chrzan’s Klezmer
- Israel: Netanyahu capitalises on Paris bombings
- Chicago Ford workers reject UAW-corporate agreement
- German government exploits cancellation of football match to expand state powers
- US president reproaches Australian PM over Darwin port deal
- Labour MPs side with Tory government against Corbyn on war and repression
- French government’s bill on state of emergency threatens democratic rights
- Canada: Pseudo-left groups denounce Mulcair, the better to promote unions and NDP
- Australian unions force through steel job cuts and wage freeze
- With Ford pact in jeopardy, UAW intensifies economic blackmail
2015-11-20
- Jury deliberations continuing in trial of former Massey Energy CEO
- Jeremy Corbyn supports autonomy for Scottish Labour Party
- Sanders outlines pro-capitalist, pro-war positions in speech on “democratic socialism”
- US releases Israeli spy Jonathan Pollard after 30 years in prison
- Red Pill’s Look What This World Did To Us: The “everyman mentality,” its strengths and weaknesses
- The vote at Ford and the way forward for autoworkers
- French National Assembly overwhelmingly backs extension of police-state measures
- German defense minister announces combat mission in Mali
- German flight attendants’ strike ends without result
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- India: Workers in Kerala denounce communalism and the danger of war
- UK: Junior doctors vote to strike
- Australian unemployment figures provoke disbelief and criticism
- Research on antidepressant drugs distorted by pharmaceutical industry
- Hillary Clinton calls for escalation of US war in Syria, Iraq
- Trudeau promises Obama an enhanced Canada-US partnership
- With contract facing defeat UAW bullies Michigan Ford workers to ratify deal
- US: Lockout of 2,200 steelworkers enters fourth month
- Autoworkers denounce UAW attack on WSWS Autoworker Newsletter reporters
- Study finds 100,000 to 240,000 Texas women have attempted self-induced abortions
2015-11-21
- US meatpacking giant Tyson announces closure of two plants
- Toyota worker denounces union over shutdown of Australian car industry
- Obama: No end to Syria war without regime change
- Sri Lankan SEP to hold public meetings on the 75th anniversary of Leon Trotsky’s assassination
- UAW announces ratification of GM contract, overriding skilled trades vote
- Paris terrorists operated “in plain sight”
- Britain’s Paul Mason: A left liberal warmonger
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- More than 500,000 homeless in the US
- Employers push to use French state of emergency against workers
- UAW says contract passed at Ford amidst claims of ballot stuffing, intimidation
- India: Heavy rains and floods kill over 100 in Tamil Nadu
- More autoworkers denounce UAW attack on WSWS Autoworker Newsletter reporters
- NSA documents reveal bulk email collection continues despite official claims
- UK local authorities crack down on the homeless
- BlueScope praises Australian unions for pushing through job destruction at Port Kembla
- US Special Forces deploy to Mali in wake of Bamako hotel attack
2015-11-23
- Russia declares state of emergency in Crimea after blasts leave 1.6 million without power
- More cuts to come as UK economy heads towards deeper crisis
- This week in history: November 23-29
- Meetings in Germany mark the 75th anniversary of the death of Leon Trotsky
- Turkish video shows Greek coast guard trying to sink refugee raft
- Lessons of the autoworkers’ battle
- Australian workers and youth denounce war drive after Paris attacks
- New York City police deploy new counterterrorism unit
- German government preparing military intervention in Syria
- Dearborn Assembly workers allege fraud in UAW-Ford contract vote
- Australia: Labor Party attacks government over Chinese port contract
- UK Chancellor “negotiates” decimation of public services ahead of spending review
- City of Chicago prepares crackdown on protests in advance of release of police murder video
- Canada’s finance minister acknowledges sharp economic slowdown
- After Paris attacks, Brussels placed on lockdown
- Bangladeshi government executes two opposition leaders
- US, China trade diplomatic blows over South China Sea
2015-11-24
- Workers Struggles: The Americas
- After Paris attacks, Spain offers to reinforce French troops in Africa
- Scottish police flout law to uncover journalist sources
- Thousands of refugees stuck on the Balkan route
- Financial parasitism and the destruction of democracy
- NZ-US military exercise rehearses for incursion into Pacific
- Mehring Books holiday sale
- Australian state-funded networks provide platform for extreme-right
- Obama orders probe of “faulty intelligence” on ISIS
- Accusations mount of UAW vote-rigging in Ford contract ratification
- Capacity to generate global economic growth “under question”
- Cameron, Hollande meet to discuss military escalation in Syria
- Canada: Right seeks to whip up backlash against refugees
- Official justifications for Brussels lockdown unravel
2015-11-25
- Ukrainian officials endorse Turkish downing of Russian jet
- Australian PM ramps up “war on terror”
- Two killed, five injured in Welsh steel mill explosion
- Anti-Muslim rallies in Australia: A byproduct of the “war on terror”
- New right-wing, anti-Russian government takes power in Poland
- Turkey’s downing of a Russian jet and the danger of world war
- September 11 and the Paris terrorist attacks
- Masked gunmen open fire, wound five at Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis
- Right-wing Democrat wins governorship in Louisiana
- The UAW’s illegitimate vote at Ford
- The Factory: Documentary brings Indian auto workers’ struggle to an international audience
- Thousands of Chicago teachers rally to defend jobs
- Protests erupt in Chicago after release of video showing police murder of 17-year-old
- Over 100 dead in Burmese landslide
- West Virginia jury deliberates in trial of former Massey CEO Don Blankenship
2015-11-26
- VW workers to bear the cost of emissions scandal
- US-Russian tensions surge after Turkey downs Russian jet
- Slovenia begins construction of border fence against refugees
- One year since the murder of Tamir Rice, police who killed him are still free
- A police killing and a criminal conspiracy in Chicago, Illinois
- UK: What is the “Northern Powerhouse”?
- Pentagon report whitewashes bombing of Doctors Without Borders hospital
- South Korean government pushes new anti-democratic laws
- The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 2: Worn seriously thin by now
- UAW, media silent on allegations of fraud in Ford contract vote
- US seeks to expand influence in Burma at China’s expense
- UK government outlines unprecedented public spending cuts
- Right-wing presidential candidate Mauricio Macri elected in Argentina
- Ashland, Kentucky steel furnace idled
2015-11-27
- European governments plan intensified military intervention in Syria
- New Zealand: Five years after the Pike River mine disaster
- Syria and the South China Sea: Two flashpoints for world war
- New data on police foreknowledge of terrorists raise questions on Paris attack
- Manhattan Project fallout: Nuclear waste health catastrophe in St. Louis, Missouri
- Iraqi Odyssey opens in the US
- India: Modi announces new wave of pro-investor reforms
- Giant US insurer threatens to exit Obamacare coverage
- German government sends more troops to Mali and northern Iraq
- Australian bushfires tragically confirm Climate Council warnings
- Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
- British PM sets out plans for Syrian partition and moves against Russia
- Belgian workers strike during anti-terror lockdown undermined by trade unions
- Australian state government rejects Chinese bid for electricity company
- A portrait of Birmingham, Alabama neighborhood where one-year-old was killed
2015-11-28
- Yanis Varoufakis in Australia: A political cover for his role in Syriza’s betrayal
- Trump spews racism and anti-Muslim bigotry
- Sarah Gavron’s Suffragette: What do Mrs. Pankhurst and an East End laundress have in common?
- US steelmakers attack employee health care
- Sri Lankan government presents austerity budget
- Saudi monarchy to behead more than fifty in political mass execution
- Putin accuses US of colluding in downing of Russian plane
- Australian Greens posturing on war and refugees exposed at public meeting
- No to German intervention in Syria!
- UAW moves to wrap up concessions contracts for Nexteer workers, component drivers
- Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
- IYSSE runs candidates for student parliament election at Humboldt University in Germany
- Australian government unveils new pro-business “reforms”
- Ethiopia suffering worst drought in decades
- Labour split over UK Syria intervention
- Three reported dead, nine injured in shooting at Planned Parenthood in Colorado
- Canada’s government rewrites refugee plan to appease right
- French President Hollande proposes anti-ISIS alliance in Syria to Russia
2015-11-30
- Walmart worker in New York fired for redeeming cans worth $2
- Unifor prepares Canadian autoworkers for more concessions after UAW sellout deals
- This week in history: November 30-December 6
- Trumbo and the history of the Hollywood blacklist
- US and European powers prepare military escalation in Iraq, Syria
- UK’s Stop the War Coalition: A bogus antiwar movement in the service of the Labour Party
- Refugees rescued off West Timor after being dumped by Australia
- The police crackdown in Paris and the drift towards dictatorship in France
- Mounting tensions between India and Nepal over blockade
- Bomb detonates at Japan’s war shrine
- “Cameron wants a piece of the profits from the oil like Tony Blair before with Iraq”
- Victory to the junior doctors! Defend the NHS!
- Crisis over Syria bombing vote mounts in UK Labour Party
- Planned Parenthood shooter motivated by right-wing smear campaign
- The conspiracy to cover up the police murder of Laquan McDonald
- Humanitarian disaster on the Balkan refugee route
- Report: UAW auto contracts no threat to Big Three profits
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