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Show trial in Hungary: German anti-fascist Maja T. sentenced to 8 years in prison

The case of Maja T. exemplifies how neo-Nazis, the right-wing extremist Hungarian government of Viktor Orbán, the compliant Hungarian judiciary, the Trump administration and German authorities, courts, media and politicians are working closely together to persecute anti-fascists and leftists and eliminate democratic rights.

Markus Salzmann

Left Voice: An accomplice of labor bureaucracy in Minneapolis

Over the past month, as Minneapolis became the epicenter of an explosive confrontation between the working class and the Trump administration’s authoritarian offensive, Left Voice provided a revealing case study in the role of the political pseudo-left.

Jerry White

Workers Struggles: The Americas

Workers protesting anti-worker legislation were brutally assaulted by riot police in Buenos Aires, while three contract workers received burns and were hospitalized after a work accident at a ExxonMobil refinery complex in Texas.

The Munich War Conference

The era in which the interests of the imperialist powers were concealed by diplomatic manoeuvres and international institutions is over. A new era has begun in which they are decidedly open about military force and war.

Peter Schwarz

At Munich conference, AOC accuses Trump of insufficient commitment to war against Russia, refuses to rule out war with China

Speaking at a conference sponsored by Lockheed Martin, Raytheon and BAE Systems, Ocasio-Cortez accused the Trump administration of insufficient commitment to the US-NATO war against Russia, echoed the Trump administration’s accusations that Iran has killed “tens of thousands of protesters” and refused to rule out sending American troops to fight China over Taiwan.

Andre Damon

This week in history: February 16-22

Auto factory occupation in Windsor, Ontario; Portuguese Stalinists, social democrats bow to military; US launches counteroffensive in Korea; France sets up puppet advisory group in Annam.

New Zealand firefighters continue strikes

Firefighters who spoke with the WSWS denounced government ministers and right-wing media commentators who attacked them for striking against pay cuts and rundown, faulty equipment.

Tom Peters

Noam Chomsky’s contemptible friendship with Jeffrey Epstein

Two characteristics of the American petty-bourgeois intelligentsia are highlighted in the Chomsky-Epstein correspondence: an infatuation with celebrity and wealth and a complete lack of genuine intellectual independence from bourgeois society.

Evan Blake

AI development and the contradictions of capitalism

The development of artificial intelligence (or more correctly augmented intelligence) AI and the growing concern that it has the potential to set off a major economic and financial crises shows that contradictions identified by Marx are coming to the surface once again.

Nick Beams

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

India: Punjab bus contract workers strike statewide; Sri Lankan government doctors continue protests; Australia: Queensland Urban Utilities workers strike for higher pay; Victorian public health support workers’ continue industrial action; New Zealand firefighters escalate strike; Air New Zealand cabin crew walkout.

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Dockworkers at ports in Greece, Italy and across Europe in austerity protests linked to opposition to war; textile workers in Egypt strike for higher wages; water workers in Johannesburg, South Africa take unofficial action over pay

Mehring Yayıncılık publishes The Historical and International Foundations of the Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi – Dördüncü Enternasyonal

The Foundations, like its counterparts around the world, shows that the outcome of modern Türkiye’s history requires the working class to secure its political and organizational independence from all representatives of the ruling class and to mobilize on the basis of an international socialist programme in the struggle for democracy and social equality.

Barış Demir

Israel tight­ens grip on West Bank to “bury the idea of a Palestinian state”

Since the start of the war, Palestinian communities in Area C have been systematically displaced from their homes at unprecedented rates. The 100,000 Palestinians living there are banned from building, and demolitions and displacements are a regular occurrence. Israeli settlements have been expanding.

Jean Shaoul

Trump and Netanyahu hold Iran war conclave

US President Donald Trump held a war council at the White House Wednesday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to finalize plans for a massive military assault on Iran.

Keith Jones

Munich Security Conference overshadowed by transatlantic conflict

This Friday, more than 60 heads of state and government, around 100 foreign and defence ministers, and numerous high-ranking military officials, politicians and foreign policy experts will gather for the 62nd Munich Security Conference.

Peter Schwarz

Military-aligned BJT wins most seats in Thai election

The BJT win was a product, above all, of the political bankruptcy of the People’s Party and Pheu Thai, which have falsely postured as defenders of democratic rights and opponents of military rule.

Robert Campion

Public Meeting: Trotskyism and the fight for revolutionary leadership

At stake was the survival of Trotskyism, of revolutionary Marxism, as an organised political tendency. The ICFI’s victory over the WRP, and expulsion of those who refused to accept its socialist internationalist principles, was an event of global, historic significance.

Socialist Equality Party (UK)

How New York City nurses can fight the sellout of their 4-week strike

On Tuesday, a day after the New York State Nurses Association announced sellout tentative agreements with Montefiore and Mount Sinai, the union leadership is violating its own bylaws to shut down the strike at the remaining hospital system, NewYork Presbyterian.

New York Healthcare Workers Rank-and-File Committee
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