Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Romanian health workers in national walkout over cuts; West Bank protest over school demolition; Mozambique health workers extend nationwide strike as health disputes continue in Kenya and DRC
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Split in Turkish opposition CHP becomes official: Özgür Özel announces new party
Özgür Özel's announcement of a new party formalises the split produced by the politically motivated judicial removal of the CHP's elected leadership.
•Barış Demir, Ulaş Sevinç
Burnham government a “firm friend” to a “pleased as punch” military
Pledges to spend hundreds of billions of pounds more on the military in the next few years demolish Burnham’s claims to be running a “cost-of-living government”.
•Thomas Scripps
Opposition mounts to death threat against UAW presidential candidate Will Lehman
Opposition continues to grow among autoworkers to the death threat issued by a high-ranking United Auto Workers official against Will Lehman, the Mack Trucks worker and socialist candidate for UAW president.
•Our reporters
Sri Lanka: Families of 12 sentenced to death over killing of MP appeal for financial aid
The SEP and the IYSSE call on workers and youth to demand the unconditional release of 12 people sentenced to death on threadbare circumstantial evidence.
•Pani Wijesiriwardena
Despite severe overcrowding and rising death totals, ICE continues to pack immigrants in holding cells, concentration camps
Recent reports from the Washington Post and Human Rights Watch detail the deliberately inhumane and deadly conditions in detention centers that have produced a skyrocketing death toll among detained immigrants since Trump’s return to the White House.
•Jacob Crosse
Oppose Labor’s NDIS cuts: Defend disabled people, fight austerity and war!
The working class must come to the defence of one of the most vulnerable layers of the population. If the ruling class can strip essential support from the disabled in order to finance war and corporate profit, it will stop at nothing in imposing its austerity agenda.
•Socialist Equality Party (Australia)
The specter of “AI communism”: Chinese open-weight models and the crisis of the American AI bubble
The release of two Chinese open-weight AI models matching the most advanced American systems has provoked panic in Washington and Silicon Valley, exposing the fragility of the speculative bubble on which the entire US stock market rests.
•Evan Blake
“The Fall of the American Orchestra” documented
The performance of some of the greatest music of the past and present is vital to the general cultural, intellectual and moral life of a country.
•David Walsh
Trump cuts end food aid for 1.5 million children
Children are the youngest victims of the war launched by Trump and the Republicans, with the complicity of the Democrats, against the working class.
•Patrick Martin
Build rank-and-file power at National Steel Car in opposition to the nationalist, corporatist USW apparatus!
The conditions we’re fighting against are not unique to our plant. Manufacturing and industrial workers across North America confront the same onslaught on their conditions, pay and jobs.
•A member of the National Steel Car Rank-and-File Committee
Kast’s National Reconstruction Plan for Chile: Chicago Boys 2.0
The Kast government's National Reconstruction and Economic and Social Development plan constitutes the most ambitious restructuring of the Chilean state's relationship to capital since the Pinochet dictatorship.
•Mauricio Saavedra
Berlin state election: Christian Democratic Union nominates right-wing hardliner as new lead candidate
As Finance Senator since April 2023, Evers has been the principal architect and enforcer of the Christian Democratic Union/Social Democratic Party Senate’s rigorous austerity course.
•Markus Salzmann
James Talarico: The Democrats’ preacher
The Democratic Party is seeking ways to contain popular anger. The man it has found for the job is James Talarico—a Christ-loving “progressive” who promises to bring about universal improvement, condemns wars in the Middle East and cuts down the far-right with Jesus’ words.
•Andrea Peters
Burnham plunges UK deeper into war against Russia and Iran
As he took office, Burnham’s bellicose rhetoric against Moscow provoked an incident with a Russian warship in the Channel. Within 24 hours he then agreed to deepen collaboration with the Trump administration in its strikes against Iran.
•Robert Stevens
15 years since fascist Anders Behring Breivik massacred 77 people in Norway
Fifteen years later, it is no longer a matter of pointing merely to aspects of Breivik’s demented world outlook that correspond with mainstream political discourse. A fascist now sits in the White House.
•Jordan Shilton
The way forward in the struggle of Istanbul’s Çapa Medical Faculty refectory workers
The resistance at Çapa is part of a rising wave of class struggle in Türkiye. In recent months, many sections of the working class, above all the miners, have entered into battle for their unpaid wages and rights.
•Barış Demir
Germany’s armed forces doubles size of homeland security division: War abroad, military state at home
The expansion to well over 10,000 soldiers serves the preparation of a comprehensive NATO war against Russia, whilst simultaneously creating an armed structure for the deployment of the Bundeswehr against domestic opposition.
•Johannes Stern
Federal judge bars strike action, orders SMART-TD union to police CSX railway workers “upon pain of fine, suspension or other sanction”
A federal judge issued a Temporary Restraining Order barring thousands of CSX railway workers represented by SMART-TD from striking over a punitive new attendance policy—and ordering the union to discipline any member who defied the ban.
•Jesse Thomas, Justin Smith
Democrats to Trump on Iran: “Win the war!”
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified alongside Gen. Dan Caine, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, before the Senate Appropriations Committee Tuesday to demand $67 billion in emergency funding for the Iran war.
•Andre Damon
How Trump uses Truth Social to manipulate markets and pocket millions
In 2025, Trump made at least 44 stock purchases of 21 different companies within a week of posting a complimentary Truth Social message about the firms, their executives or their products.
•Barry Grey
Australia: Educators form rank-and-file committee in Victoria amid rejection of sellout deal, mass strike tomorrow
The continued attempts by the AEU bureaucracy to force through a sellout, and the mass opposition of educators, underscores the crucial importance of the new rank-and-file committee aimed at organising teachers and staff independently.
•Committee for Public Education
US cyclosporiasis lettuce recall expands to 27 states as Taylor Farms dictates response
With more than 6,000 cases in Michigan alone and no confirmed product test, the government has extracted no penalty from Taylor Farms, which continues to dictate the scope of its own recall.
•Evan Blake
Mexican father killed by tractor-trailer while fleeing ICE operation in Florida
Juan Jairo Coronilla Duran was the third immigrant father to die within eight days during violent operations conducted by the Trump administration’s immigration Gestapo.
•Jacob Crosse
Autoworkers denounce threat by UAW official against rank-and-file presidential candidate Will Lehman
One young worker responded to the threats by saying, “They’re trying to shut you up. And they usually only do that when somebody’s telling the truth.”
•Our reporters
Staff and students oppose sellout union deals at Western Sydney University
The resolution passed at yesterday’s lunchtime meeting was part of the campaign for a No Vote by all WSU staff members on the regressive enterprise agreements that management and the two campus trade unions are trying to rush through.
•Western Sydney University Rank-and-File Committee
LAUSD facing bankruptcy: Nearly 6,000 layoffs, healthcare cuts, furlough days
The impending insolvency of the nation’s second-largest school district, combined with Trump’s dismantling of public education and union sabotage, shows that the right to education cannot be defended within capitalism.
•Kimie Saito, Renae Cassimeda, Marc Wells
Deadly storms strike central Chile: A political and social indictment of capitalism
The irrationality of the market system is laid bare by the fact that many of the areas now submerged under floodwaters have been suffering from a protracted megadrought for over 15 years.
•Mauricio Saavedra
Peru’s president-elect Keiko Fujimori calls for mega-prisons modeled on Bukele's CECOT
The prison plan has won establishment-wide approval spanning the entire spectrum of bourgeois parties.
•César Uco
Petro and De la Espriella use Colombia's Independence Day to promote military
Beneath their apparently opposed postures—Petro's invocation of a “people's army” and de la Espriella's promise of restored “authority”—both pointed to the same institution as the ultimate guarantor of the existing social order.
•Andrea Lobo
Andy Burnham’s cabinet of austerity and war
Incoming UK Prime Minister Burnham’s declaration that his was a “cost-of-living government” amounted to a pledge to scrap VAT sales tax on domestic electricity, saving a typical household just £45 annually, or 86 pence a week. Even this provoked a right-wing media backlash.
•Robert Stevens
Kaiser Permanente implementing invasive AI surveillance of advice hotline nurses
Interviews with seven current and former nurses found that staff are questioned about calls lasting more than 15 minutes and receive monthly scores tracking their speed and activity.
•Marc Wells
Questions raised over continuation of AI boom
In an expression of the volatile nature of the high-tech market and concerns over how long the boom can continue, Samsung’s share price fell 10 percent after it announced a record profit earlier this month.
•Nick Beams
Protests shake Zelensky government after dismissal of Ukrainian defense minister
Zelensky’s dismissal of a popular defense minister has set off a crisis within the Ukrainian ruling class and military.
•Jason Melanovski
Trump loudly booed at World Cup final in New Jersey
The fascistic US president is hated both at home and in all the countries which took part in the World Cup.
•Patrick Martin
Oppose the death threat against UAW presidential candidate Will Lehman!
The IWA-RFC calls on workers and all defenders of democratic rights to denounce this incitement to violence against Will Lehman and demand its unequivocal public repudiation by the UAW.
•International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees
Former Trump envoy calls for ground invasion of Iran as US losses mount
The United States bombed Iran for the 10th consecutive day on Monday, with Iranian media reporting explosions around the northwestern city of Tabriz, near Bushehr, home of the country's only operating nuclear power plant, and in the port cities of Bandar Abbas, Chabahar and Konarak.
•Andre Damon
Mass protests roil Pakistan-controlled Azad Kashmir and the Islamabad-based political and military establishment
The immediate trigger for the current mass agitation was the state’s banning of the AJK Joint Awami (Common People’s) Action Committee under a draconian anti-terrorism law, and the arrest of more than a hundred of its leaders and activists.
•Dr. Zayar
Workers Struggles: The Americas
Cabin crew at WestJet, Canada’s second largest airline, are poised to strike, while pharmacists are ready to walk out at several of Southern California’s largest grocery chains.
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Hundreds protest ICE murder of Lorenzo Salgado as Trump escalates conspiracy against democratic rights
Hundreds of workers, young people and immigrant families rallied Sunday in Houston to demand justice for Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, as witnesses to his killing remain imprisoned and the Trump administration escalates its assault on democratic rights.
•Tom Hall
Australia: Musicals cancelled as inflation and austerity impact ticket sales
Hundreds of cast members, musicians and technical crew are being thrown out of work with little notice and no recourse.
•Kaye Tucker
Refugees expelled from Australia face hunger and violence in Nauru
The Albanese Labor government is enforcing one of the most barbaric refugee detention regimes in the world.
•Mike Head
Former Greek Prime Minister and Syriza leader Alexis Tsipras launches new party ELAS
The founding declaration combines crude nationalist rhetoric with a handful of social phrases about justice and democracy, designed above all to pull the wool over the eyes of young people and workers seeking a political alternative.
•Katerina Selin
Kast’s fiscal austerity: Ruling Chile by Executive Decrees
The Kast government’s cuts were prepared by four years of pseudo-left austerity under Gabriel Boric.
•Mauricio Saavedra
Pentagon draws up plans to attack Cuba amid anti-communist propaganda campaign
The continued threats against Cuba point to the Trump administration’s increasing desperation as it expands its campaign of imperialist plunder abroad and attacks on democratic rights at home.
•Alexander Fangmann
New UK prime minister Andy Burnham will step up Labour’s agenda of austerity and war
The claim that Burnham can change the course of the government is a pale imitation of the claims made earlier about Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership.
•Chris Marsden
Legal services workers strike in New York City
The strike of 500 lawyers and support staff at Brooklyn Defender Services began Tuesday, part of a developing strike movement in the sector.
•Our reporters
Immigrant detention center employee shoots protester in Aurora, Colorado
Brandon Booth, an employee of the GEO Group at the Aurora ICE Processing Center, used his personal firearm to shoot at protesters who were blocking his entrance to the facility.
•Alex Findijs
As American deaths mount, Trump escalates war against Iran
US forces have struck the country for nine consecutive nights, extending their targets from military sites to bridges, railways, ports and the power grid, while enforcing a naval blockade with missile fire.
•Andre Damon
Australia: BHP iron ore strike in Pilbara—first in decades
Reports of exactly how many workers walked off the job range from almost 200 to just 63, with the company anxious to downplay the industrial action as an ineffectual fiasco.
•Martin Scott
Australia: Local council authorises seizure of homeless people’s belongings
Melbourne’s Port Phillip Council voted to criminalise homelessness as Labor governments slash housing and expand military spending.
•Raimund Thomas, Eric Ludlow
Australia: Labor’s royal commission intensifies slanders against Gaza genocide protests
Last week’s proceedings at the inquiry were another attempt to conflate anti-genocide protests with antisemitism and blame them for the Bondi Beach atrocity.
•Mike Head
Trump administration threatens to imprison state officials who resist federal takeover of elections
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin declared that states that refused to hand over voter data and use a federal immigration database would be targeted for investigation, fines and criminal prosecution.
•Jacob Crosse
Rally in Detroit for Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed remains silent on Iran war, downplays Trump dictatorship
The rally was part of a concerted effort by Sanders and the DSA to channel mounting outrage over war, austerity and fascism behind the Democratic Party.
•Shannon Jones
Germany abandons its post-war nuclear commitments as Merz and Macron forge atomic alliance
Chancellor Merz and President Macron met at a military airfield near Cologne to prepare the integration of their two national air forces into a joint nuclear command structure.
•Ulrich Rippert
Deepening economic crisis in Chile fuels Kast’s war on the working class
What is unfolding is a class offensive to make working people pay for a crisis they did not create, while the corporate oligarchy and finance capital reap a bonanza.
•Mauricio Saavedra
This week in history: July 20-26
African Union brokers Burundi peace summit; Viking 1 returns first photos from the surface of Mars; Jordan's King Abdullah assassinated; French government collapses in devaluation crisis
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As grieving widow speaks out, details emerge of ICE agent who killed man in Biddeford, Maine
Joan Durán Guerrero’s death came less than a week after ICE agents killed Lorenzo Salgado Araujo in Houston under nearly identical circumstances, gunning him down as he drove to a construction job with coworkers.
•Kate Randall
Rail worker calls for independent workers' inquiry into Bedford rail crash that killed driver Shaun Burton
Veteran rail worker Martin stressed, "We are in a race against time to prevent the next disastrous incident.”
•Michael Barnes
AEU-Labor government trying to ram through sell-out of Victorian educators: Vote no! Form rank-and-file committees!
The Committee for Public Education, a rank-and-file educators’ network, calls on teachers and educators to repudiate the government-AEU conspiracy against their rights, including by voting “no” in the union’s rushed ballot.
•Committee for Public Education
“We’re not animals”: Hundreds turn out for viewing for Lorenzo Salgado, as ICE rampage continues nationwide
The line of mourners wrapped around the building, cars continued to pull into the parking lot throughout the evening, and people brought flowers and condolence cards and spoke together in Spanish and English as they waited.
•Tom Hall
US broadens bombardment of Iran to civilian infrastructure
The United States military bombed bridges, a railway station, an airport and the control tower of Iran's only deep-water ocean port on Friday, the seventh consecutive day of strikes, extending its assault from military targets to the infrastructure of civilian life.
•Andre Damon
Trump’s speech on the elections: A ruling class in crisis lurches toward dictatorship
The speech, manic and at times barely coherent, was the expression of an administration and a ruling class in the grip of a staggering crisis.
•Jacob Crosse
As wildfire smoke engulfs factories and workplaces, workers demand lives before profit
As hazardous wildfire smoke filled the air and workers collapsed from the heat and contaminated air, production continued full tilt at factories and worksites across the affected regions with the full support of the all the various trade union bureaucracies.
•Shannon Jones
PEN America president resigns over organization’s pro-Zionist statement
The president of PEN America has resigned over an article published by the organization that blames discrimination against Israeli and Jewish writers on cultural boycotts by anti-genocide activists.
•Sandy English
Berlin: multiple protests against Rheinmetall armaments factory
The streets of Berlin have become the centre of a growing confrontation with the German state over the presence in the heart of the city of the Rheinmetall armaments factory.
•Stefan Steinberg
Trump administration shields Taylor Farms and Taco Bell, as thousands are poisoned in cyclosporiasis outbreak
Federal health officials identified the agribusiness giant behind the worst parasite outbreak in American history, then left it to the company to decide when to tell the public and what to withdraw.
•Evan Blake
The fight against the far right in Australia: Lessons from One Nation’s history
The far-right and anti-immigrant One Nation is a toxic byproduct of the reactionary program implemented by Labor and the corporatised trade union bureaucracy.
•Oscar Grenfell
Hyundai autoworkers in South Korea take strike action
The Korean Metal Workers’ Union is isolating the Hyundai strike from other sections of the working class and limiting its impact while orchestrating a sell-out deal behind the scenes.
•Ben McGrath
Wages plummet in New Zealand
Wages fell 6.4 percent between 2021 and 2026, the biggest decline among OECD countries, while the banks made tens of billions of dollars and the fortunes of the super-rich hit record levels.
•Tom Peters
Oppose nationalist chauvinism following England-Argentina FIFA World Cup game!
The FIFA World Cup finals have been severely tainted by their exploitation by the political establishments and mass media of Argentina and Britain to whip up a frenzy of nationalist chauvinism that workers everywhere must oppose.
•Andrea Lobo
Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia
India: Manipur government employees continue indefinite statewide strike; Panipat refinery workers demonstrate in Haryana; Sri Lanka: Railway gatekeepers demonstrate over unpaid allowances; Australia: More BHP workers vote to strike in the Pilbara; Peabody locks out Wambo mine workers again in NSW.
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Far-right Alternative for Germany sets out blueprint for power in Saxony-Anhalt
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) is poised to take power in September’s state election in Saxony-Anhalt. Its government programme reads like a fascistic wish list for authoritarian rule.
•Sybille Fuchs, Peter Schwarz
Burnham promises Labour’s “last chance for change” he can’t deliver
Not only will the new Labour Party leader continue in all fundamentals Starmer’s agenda of austerity and war, he will escalate it.
•Chris Marsden
The Panama Canal crisis and US imperialism’s neocolonial drive against Latin America
This crisis is a landmark in the decomposition of the post-Cold War order and the descent of the capitalist powers into military conflict over the re-division of the world.
•Juan Martínez
Ninety years since the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War
July 17 marked the ninetieth anniversary of the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War. The coup was a decisive event in the Spanish Revolution (1931-39). The defeat of the revolution was a seminal experience of the 20th century whose lessons are critical for the class struggle in the 21st century.
•Alejandro López
Turkish police attack teachers in Ankara: “No money” for education, billions for war and corporations
Police detained 52 teachers in Ankara on Thursday as they marched between ministries demanding a legal base salary. The government says there is no money — while military spending reaches $US30 billion.
•Can Denizli, Ulaş Sevinç
Australian government cynically tries to distance itself from war on Iran
Labor is presenting itself as a bystander to an illegal war that it has enthusiastically supported and actively participated in, including through the deployment of troops and military hardware.
•Oscar Grenfell
South Australian nurses to vote on sellout union-Labor government agreement
In June, limited 24-hour strikes at Lyell McEwin Hospital and Flinders Medical Centre demonstrated nurses’ determination to fight, even as the union leadership worked to keep these actions isolated and under tight bureaucratic control.
•Mitya Moor, Martin Scott
Shut down plants and workplaces amidst spreading toxic air!
Wildfire smoke from Canada and Minnesota has given Detroit the worst air quality in the world. The International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees calls for workers to take independent action to protect their health and lives.
•International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees
Catastrophic Bangladesh floods kill over 50 people
The same failures recur every monsoon: breached embankments, inadequate drainage, delayed relief and infrastructure designed to serve commercial interests rather than human need.
•Wasantha Rupasingha
German intelligence service removes Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei from extremist watchlist
Germany's domestic intelligence agency has removed the Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei from its list of so-called "left-wing extremist" organisations following a years-long legal and political campaign, after the courts had previously upheld its surveillance on the basis that Marxist ideas themselves were deemed anti-constitutional.
•Christoph Vandreier
Rubio, Miller host fascist conference at State Department
The most chilling remarks came from Stephen Miller, who presented a Nazi-style characterization of the “left” as a biological deformity that had to be eliminated.
•Patrick Martin
United Auto Workers and United Steelworkers announce new deal at Dana, rush contract votes
Voting is set to begin Friday on the deal, which increases top pay to $30 an hour by 2030 for current workers but expands the tier system and offers no job protections as parts suppliers slash costs through AI and automation.
•Shannon Jones
Senate Democrats cover for Trump’s violent assault on immigrants, democratic rights at Blanche hearing
During nearly five hours of questioning, Democrats remained virtually silent on ICE murders, National Guard deployments and the prosecution of left-wing opponents of the Trump administration.
•Jacob Crosse
White House actively discussing sending ground troops to Iran
This dangerous escalation would be a desperate response to the failure of the US war to overturn the Iranian regime.
•Andre Damon
Protesters speak out against ICE murders in Houston, Texas and Biddeford, Maine
WSWS reporters spoke to protesters in Houston, Texas and Biddeford, Maine this week, the sites of two daylight murders of workers on their way to work by ICE gestapo agents.
•Kate Randall, Tom Hall
After NYC elections, Jacobin offers services of DSA to Democratic establishment, union bureaucracy
Jacobin cites recent DSA election victories to argue, in the form of friendly advice, that the Democratic Party establishment and trade union bureaucracy should not be distracted by the supposed “socialism” of the DSA. For their own good, they must instead embrace the DSA and accept the organization’s offer to lend them a “left” cover.
•Erik Schreiber, Barry Grey
As humanitarian crisis reaches “critical” stage, NYT reports “Marco Rubio is Running Venezuela”
Billions in Venezuelan assets withheld from earthquake relief, debt payments prioritized over reconstruction, and oil wealth redirected to Wall Street all demonstrate that US operations have nothing to do with aiding the population
•Andrea Lobo
How Michigan’s Earned Sick Time Act (ESTA) law was manipulated to rob Nexteer workers of 32 vacation hours
When 1,700 workers at Nexteer Automotive in Saginaw, Michigan opened their first paychecks after the UAW narrowly rammed through a fourth contract, they found that 32 hours of vacation time had disappeared.
•Anthony Callahan, Sheila Brehm
Two disease outbreaks in New York City highlight a prioritization of profit over health
The spread of two diseases in New York City, Legionnaires’ disease and Cyclosporiasis, highlights the failure of the capitalist system to mount effective measures to control known threats to human health and life.
•Philip Guelpa
Florida’s killing of the aged and infirm: Executive power and the machinery of state vengeance
The scheduling and execution of death sentences in Florida are made possible by a peculiarity of state law, in which the governor holds almost singular authority over the machinery of capital punishment and decides when death warrants are signed and executions scheduled.
•Kate Randall
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Airbus workers in Spain walk out over pay and conditions; machine tool workers at factory in Iran strike over unpaid wages; stoppage by health workers fighting Ebola in Democratic Republic of the Congo over lack of pay
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Pseudo-left ditch Gaza and anti-war posturing to back Sharon Graham as Unite General Secretary
For all those groups playing a leading role in the Stop the War Coalition and the Gaza protests, this is either made a secondary issue or ignored entirely as they tout Graham’s supposed role in reviving trade union militancy presented in entirely uncritical fashion.
•Tony Robson
Trump orders ICE traffic stops resumed as a fourth immigrant dies in 8 days
In an especially provocative social media post, Trump called traffic stops “one of I.C.E.’s most important and effective Crime Fighting tools,” praised the agency for doing a “GREAT job” and ordered agents to continue them.
•Tom Hall
Minnesota Allina Health doctors authorize strike as hospice nurses walk out amid merger with California giant Sutter Health, AI cuts
More than 130 doctors at Allina Health's Mercy and Unity hospitals in Minnesota have voted by 90 percent to authorize a strike while 65 hospice nurses held a one-day walkout, as Sacramento-based Sutter Health's takeover of Allina threatens AI-driven mass layoffs.
•Leon Fields
White House seeks extradition of American philanthropist and Palestinian supporter
James “Fergie” Cox Chambers Jr., an heir to the Cox Enterprises family fortune, has been arrested by Spanish authorities and is awaiting a hearing on Thursday to determine if he will be extradited to the US on “counterterrorism” charges.
•Kevin Reed
Democratic House leader Jeffries opposes cutoff of military aid to Israel
The relationship of Mamdani and the DSA to Jeffries exposes the hypocrisy of their denunciations of Zionism and their claims to be in rebellion against the Democratic Party establishment.
•Barry Grey
Australian court upholds censorship of acclaimed pianist for comments about Gaza genocide
Pianist Jayson Gillham has shown himself to be not only an acclaimed artist but also a principled one, willing to take a stand against imperialist barbarism and official censorship.
•Oscar Grenfell
Comrade K.S. Ganeshadev (1939–2026): A fighter for Trotskyism
The memory of Ganeshadev and his lifelong dedication to the fight for Trotskyism will live on among workers and party comrades in Sri Lanka and internationally.
•K. Ratnayake
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