Massive popular support for San Francisco teachers in first strike since 1979
On Monday, 6,400 educators went on strike against the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD), setting up picket lines at 120 sites across the city.
•Nancy Hanover
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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
Australia: “Prohibited hate group” laws recall 1951 referendum to ban “communism”
The Albanese Labor government’s legislation echoes that of 1950 and 1951, when the Menzies government sought to criminalise “communists.”
•Mike Head
3,000 pharmacy, lab workers join strike of 31,000 Kaiser healthcare workers
The Kaiser strike is unfolding alongside a widening movement of educators and academic workers across California and the country.
•Kimie Saito, Liz Cabrera, Marc Wells
Australian workers and youth speak out against Herzog visit and anti-protest laws
“I’m here because Australia’s complicit in genocide and it needs to stop—we need to break the system.”
•Our reporters
Software firms take major hit from AI
Last week’s fall on Wall Street flowing from the release of a new AI tool by Anthropic has been describe as a “tech wreck” placing a big question mark over the future of many software firms.
•Nick Beams
Rampage against Sydney pro-Palestinian protest orchestrated by NSW government, police command
It is clear that police were told “the gloves were off” and they had a green light to violently attack protesters opposing the visit to Australia of Israeli war criminal Isaac Herzog.
•Oscar Grenfell
Epstein files reveal FBI identified billionaire Leslie Wexner as co-conspirator in 2019
During restricted viewings that began February 9, members of Congress confirmed that the Epstein files presented as unredacted remain heavily censored, masking FBI findings that implicated billionaire figures in Epstein’s criminal network.
•Jacob Crosse
Berlin state election: Socialism, not war
The Socialist Equality Party (SGP) is standing in the Berlin state elections in September. We oppose the all-party coalition for war and social spending cuts. Together with our sister parties in the International Committee of the Fourth International, we are building a worldwide movement to stop the madness of war, mass layoffs and wage cuts.
•Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei
The Department of Justice moves to gut the right of asylum
Immigration courts are being rigged in favor of the White House-driven witch-hunt against those seeking asylum under international law.
•Anthony Callahan
Trump, the Epstein files and the putrefaction of the American oligarchy
What accounts for the elevation of this sociopathic individual to the most powerful political office on earth? What are the social, economic, and political processes that have produced this outcome? And what class forces are at work?
•David North
Fascist Argentine President Milei’s draconian labor counter-reform sparks mass strikes
The “Labor Modernization” bill—longer hours, gutted severance, and strike criminalization—has sparked mass protests and strikes as workers rebel against IMF-dictated slavery.
•Andrea Lobo
India’s Labour Code “reform”: A savage attack on worker rights
India's new labour codes dismantle legal protections governing wages, job security and working conditions, and dramatically curtail workers' legal right to strike.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
Two Amazon Flex workers were arrested in ICE raid in Hazel Park, Michigan
Both men are reportedly asylum seekers and hold Temporary Protected Status. Their seizure occurred in full view of witnesses and the permission of Amazon security.
•Anthony Callahan
Lucinda Williams’ World’s Gone Wrong: An urgent protest against the fascist danger
Formally, it could be described as a blues-rock album, but it is more importantly a call to fight against the fascist regime emerging in the US. This is a welcome development among popular musicians.
•Matthew Brennan
Germany: At Bosch, Stalinist MLPD attacks opposition to IG Metall union apparatus
The Stalinists of the MLPD are playing the role of henchmen for the trade union mafia: they intimidate workers who want to defend themselves and employ the vilest lies to defend the bureaucracy.
•Dietmar Gaisenkersting, Christoph Vandreier
Los Angeles moves to dismantle federal oversight of homelessness as crisis deepens
Los Angeles Democrats move to dismantle judicial oversight to shield failure on homelessness.
•Marc Wells
New Zealand’s capital city faces environmental disaster from massive sewage leak
Following the preventable breakdown of the capital’s wastewater treatment plant, tens of millions of litres of raw, untreated sewage have poured into the nearby ocean.
•John Braddock
Migros warehouse workers’ struggle continues despite Turkish police pressure and dismissals
In addition to low wages and harsh working conditions, warehouse workers face constant violations of their legal rights including weekly working hours, overtime pay, weekly holidays, public holidays, annual leave, occupational health and safety.
•Barış Demir
UK loses measles elimination status amid sustained assault on public health
Increasing vaccine coverage is the key to eliminating measles, but this goal is being actively undermined by the Starmer government’s continued assault on public spending and the National Health Service.
•Henry Lee
Widespread anger over NYSNA’s sellout bid to end New York nurses’ strike
The union is attempting to push through sellout contracts for striking nurses at Mount Sinai and Montefiore systems, while isolating the 4,500 nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian.
•Daniel de Vries
Police rampage against Sydney protest opposing Israeli president’s Australian visit
The police violence against protesters opposing a war criminal was orchestrated by the Labor governments and then defended by them.
•Oscar Grenfell
Australian workers and youth denounce visit by Israeli President Herzog
“For Albanese to invite Herzog here is completely wrong—it was a line in the sand for me—and I just had to come here and be part of the opposition.”
•Our reporters
Washington preparing military strikes against Iran
The US military is poised to attack Iran after a massive, weeks-long redeployment of warships, bombers and personnel to the region.
•Keith Jones
UAW hails sellout agreement at Tennessee Volkswagen plant as “historic”
The 20 percent pay increase is the same take-it-or-leave-it offer from VW that the UAW denounced as "inadequate" last October.
•Aaron Edwards
Divisions within NZ coalition government over India Free Trade Agreement
Right-wing, anti-immigrant NZ First leader Winston Peters falsely declared the Free Trade Agreement will see an influx of “tens of thousands of people” from India, taking opportunities “away from New Zealanders.”
•John Braddock
New alliance of Sri Lankan health unions to contain opposition to IMF austerity
Confronted with rising anger among health workers over the government’s attacks, the unions have formed an alliance, not to wage a political fight for workers, but to suppress their opposition.
•Wimal Perera
Class Struggle USA: Major strikes erupt nationwide
The first month of 2026 has seen the eruption of major social struggles in the US, with mass protests against ICE killings and dictatorship developing into a growing, class-based strike movement.
•Tom Hall
Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show highlights mass opposition to Trump
Bad Bunny’s record‑breaking Super Bowl halftime show evoked colonial and immigrant struggles and indirectly rebuked the Trump administration’s xenophobic, anti‑immigrant agenda.
•Nick Barrickman
Leqaa Kordia, Palestinian detained for one year, suffers medical emergency at Texas ICE facility
ICE officials are refusing to disclose the location of 33-year-old Leqaa Kordia after she suffered a medical emergency at the Prairieland Detention Center in North Texas on Friday and was taken to the hospital.
•Kevin Reed
Royal Oak High School students in Detroit suburb walk out to defend immigrants
Dozens of students staged a spirited protest in defense of immigrants at Royal Oak High School in suburban Detroit Monday.
•Shannon Jones, Noah Prince, Valery Tsekov
IYSSE meeting: For a socialist perspective against the reintroduction of conscription in Germany
While wars are being stoked and escalated in the Middle East, Latin America and worldwide, thousands of young people in Germany are currently receiving letters to register for military service.
•International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE)
Workers Struggles: The Americas
Drivers at food delivery company FreshDirect are set to strike in the Bronx after an outsourcing threat by management while workers at 36 continuing care facilities locations across Nova Scotia are taking a strike vote.
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UN report calls for action on “water bankruptcy” affecting billions of people
The report warns that unsustainable water resource practices are causing potentially irreversible damage to water systems that require urgent action to rectify
•Alex Findijs
Bonobo demonstrates the cognitive ability to imagine “make believe” objects
Such capacity forms the evolutionary basis for abstract symbolic thought among humans.
•Philip Guelpa
Jochen Hellbeck’s “World Enemy Number 1, Nazi Germany, Soviet Russia, and the Fate of the Jews”
With great empathy for the Soviet people, the German-American historian Jochen Hellbeck deliberately opposes the efforts to minimize the crimes of Nazism and the decisive contribution of the Red Army and the Soviet people to the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II. Central to Hellbeck’s analysis is the link between Nazi anti-Semitism and anti-Communism.
•Stefan Steinberg, Clara Weiss
Carson High School students walk out against ICE raids, dictatorship and war
At Friday’s protest, students marched and carried handmade signs that read “No one is illegal on stolen land,” “The revolution is in the hands of the youth” and “It was never about criminals.”
•Jessica Gateu, Marc Wells
Historical issues arising from the Stalinist Turkish Communist Party’s mass meeting in Ankara
The TKP’s meeting brought to the fore vital issues that demonstrate the relevance of the historical struggle between Trotskyism and Stalinism.
•Ulaş Sevinç
Landslides kill 227 at Democratic Republic of Congo coltan mines at the centre of Washington’s struggle to control vital mineral resources
The supply chain for coltan and other strategic minerals is long, opaque and deliberately fragmented. Each layer adds distance between the ultimate beneficiaries—giant tech corporations such as Apple, Tesla, Samsung, Intel, Nokia, Motorola, Google, Microsoft, Dell, Sony and BMW--and the armed violence that secures their raw materials.
•Jean Shaoul
The Guthrie kidnapping, the US media and the thousands of ICE abductions
This is a frightening and tragic situation for the Guthrie family, no doubt affecting dozens of people at this point and perhaps for the rest of their lives.
•David Walsh
“They represented Marathon, not us”: Refinery workers denounce USW sellout in national pattern deal
The deal would increase wages by only 15 percent over four years, while leaving intact forced overtime regimes, limited sick leave and longstanding staffing and safety issues.
•Tom Hall
Online meeting: The Nurses’ Strikes and the Movement Against Dictatorship
The World Socialist Web Site (WSWS) will host an online meeting on the way forward for the 15,000 striking New York nurses and the 31,000 striking healthcare workers in California and Hawaii at 7:30 p.m. EST on Tuesday, February 10.
•WSWS Healthcare Workers Newsletter
On NATO’s eastern flank: German government seeks to transform regional airport into military fortress
The German government and Bundeswehr are pushing ahead with the conversion of the Rostock-Laage air base in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania into a central military hub for the Luftwaffe and NATO.
•Tom Weber, Carola Kleinert
Kaiser lawsuit exposes Labor Management Partnership as conspiracy against healthcare workers
The lawsuit is an implicit threat that the stream of money the union apparatus receives through the Labor-Management Partnership may be turned off if it cannot get its membership back in line.
•David Rye
International opposition to Trump and ICE shapes opening of Milan Olympics
What has attracted world attention at the Games is not the far-right Italian government’s lockdown of the city but the outpouring of opposition to the Trump administration, ICE and fascism.
•Alex Lantier
Ruling right-wing party in Japan wins general election in landslide
The election highlights a further shift to the right by the entire Japanese political establishment as it prepares for war abroad while foreseeing opposition at home amid rising social inequality.
•Ben McGrath
Workers at BYD’s Xi’an plant in China strike over poverty wages
The latest strike highlights the chasm between the vast personal fortunes of billionaires like BYD CEO Wang Chuanfu and the destitution-level wages imposed on the workers whose labour produces the wealth.
•Peter Symonds
New Zealand government defends social inequality on Waitangi Day
In the lead-up to New Zealand’s national day, Prime Minister Christopher Luxon denounced socialism and equality, and Deputy PM David Seymour declared that poor and homeless people were “living like kings and queens.”
•Tom Peters
Minnesota police riot against protesters outside Whipple Federal building
The violent police crackdown on protesters outside the Whipple Federal Building exposes the Democratic Party’s collaboration with Trump’s immigration police and its fear of a developing mass movement against repression, war and inequality.
•Jonas Boquist
This week in history: February 9-15
USS Greeneville sinks Japanese fishing vessel, killing 9; Nigerian head of state assassinated; Dockworkers begin largest industrial action in New Zealand’s history; Mussolini issues threats to Germany over South Tyrol.
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A toddler’s near death at Dilley exposes the reality of US immigration detention
A federal lawsuit over a toddler’s hospitalization exposes how US immigration detention endangers children by allowing preventable illness to spread through overcrowded facilities like Dilley.
•Benjamin Mateus
Peru protest joins drivers, university students and relatives of state repression victims
The “March of Sacrifice” was organized by the relatives of those murdered in 2023, when newly installed President Dina Boluarte gave shoot-to-kill orders to suppress nationwide protests.
•Cesar Uco
Morenoites and Stalinists form reactionary bloc in Venezuela: The betrayal of the working class continues!
The most cynical element in the whole initiative is the bloc’s claim to represent a “position of class independence” in Venezuela.
•Tomas Castanheira
Attacking the WSWS, the Communist Party Marxist–Kenya salutes the gravedigger of the revolution, Stalin
The CPM-K proudly proclaims its unrestrained backing for the monstrous crimes of Stalinism that destroyed the Bolshevik Party, annihilated workers’ democracy, liquidated revolutionary Marxism through terror, and subordinated the international working class to the interests of a privileged bureaucratic caste.
•Kipchumba Ochieng
Türkiye imprisons 77 members of the Socialist Party of the Oppressed (ESP), puts six members of Left Party under house arrest
Amid ongoing negotiations between the Turkish government and the PKK, which claim to bring peace and democratization, state crackdown on the political opposition is escalating.
•Ulaş Sevinç
Corbyn and the Epstein-Mandelson crisis: An essential lesson
Corbyn’s servility to Mandelson’s mates was never ending. “We are on a journey together and can only complete it together… Labour is a broad church and can be broader still. I lead in that spirit”, Corbyn concluded his 2018 paean to the Blairites.
•Robert Stevens
Corbyn’s anti-socialism, Sultana’s reformism and the necessary revolutionary alternative
Corbyn’s “broad church” housed a political inquisition against the left. Sultana’s own “broad church” offers a home to Corbyn while he does the same. The SEP warns that neither provides a solution to the crisis facing the working class.
•Thomas Scripps
Kaiser healthcare strike approaches 3rd week; 4,000 pharmacy and lab workers prepare to join the pickets
Their entry underscores both the breadth of opposition to Kaiser’s demands and the growing recognition among workers that their fight is part of a broader struggle against inequality and exploitation.
•Kimie Saito, Liz Cabrera, Marc Wells
San Francisco teachers to walk out Monday against austerity in the richest tech enclave on the planet
The strike coincides with a growing wave of working class resistance, including a strike authorization vote last month by 35,000 Los Angeles educators.
•Nancy Hanover
Trump posts racist video depicting the Obamas as apes
President Donald Trump incited his fascist political base late Thursday by sharing a video on Truth Social that ended with a blatantly racist depiction of Barack and Michelle Obama as apes in the jungle.
•Kevin Reed
Israeli President Herzog’s visit to Australia: Labor governments embrace mass murder and police state repression
The visit has the character of a provocation against the population, aimed at signalling Labor’s support for imperialist war and its commitment to suppressing mass opposition.
•Oscar Grenfell
Trump’s plan to purge the federal government and the threat of dictatorship
The Trump administration is reclassifying tens if not hundreds of thousands of federal workers as “at-will” employees. The maneuver is not only an attack on workers’ protections and due process rights but a step toward establishing a presidential dictatorship.
•Jacob Crosse
Merz in the Gulf region: Alliance with murderers, dictators in the name of German great power politics
If any further proof were needed that the phrases “freedom” and “human rights” in German foreign policy are nothing more than propaganda, it was provided by Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s trip to the reactionary Gulf monarchies of Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
•Johannes Stern
DHS vindictively targets Liam Ramos’s family for deportation following release from measles-ridden south Texas concentration camp
Liam and his family face imminent deportation even though they are currently applying for asylum and have not broken any laws.
•Anthony Bertolt, Jacob Crosse
The crisis in Australian public education and the need for rank-and-file committees
The school year opens with educators in Australia confronting chronic underfunding, staff shortages, impossible workloads and rising levels of violence and distress, amid global militarism and attacks on democratic rights.
•Committee for Public Education
Workers furious after USW announce sellout deal for 30,000 refinery workers
Opposition to the deal, with sub-inflation wage increases and no job guarantees against AI, must be organized into of a rank-and-file rebellion that overrides the bureaucratic sabotage and enforces the will of the membership.
•Tom Hall
Students in Southeast Michigan join nationwide walkouts against ICE terror and dictatorship
More than 1,000 students at the Plymouth-Canton Educational Park (PCEP) campus staged a walkout on Wednesday morning against ICE.
•Usman Khan, Joshua Rodriguez
Ann Arbor, Michigan educators working under expired contract amid massive cuts
Nearly 2,000 educators are working under an expired contract, confronting a district that has weaponized a manufactured fiscal crisis to impose permanent austerity.
•Stephen St. Clair
Canadian unions mute as working-class opposition to Trump and his operation dictatorship surges
Canada's unions have responded to the developments in Minneapolis and calls for a general strike with either total silence or by issuing hollow statements of "solidarity."
•Pierre Lajeunesse, Keith Jones
Trump announces plan to close Kennedy Center for 2 years coinciding with July 4th celebrations
Trump’s plan to shutter the Kennedy Center for two years, amid ICE repression and gaudy “America250” spectacles, exposes the deepening assault on culture and democratic rights.
•Nick Barrickman
University of Illinois student Republican club calls for assassination of political opponents
The Instagram post included a graphic depicting the assassination of Alex Pretti with the text “Only Traitors Help Invaders.”
•Andy Thompson
Homeless Kalamazoo, Michigan man freezes to death while city spends $515 million on arena
Looking south from Martin Luther King, Jr. Park, where Nurrie, Jr. froze to death, there is visible a $44 million hotel development opened in 2021, a $94 million 8th District Courthouse opened in 2023, cranes building a $515 million arena and parking garage, and heavy machinery preparing a site for a planned $100 million county administration building and parking garage.
•Riley Ward
US energy blockade threatens Cuba with humanitarian “collapse”
The Trump administration’s attempt to pull the plug on the Cuban economy is aimed at carrying through the nearly seven decades of efforts to overthrow the Castroite government installed by the 1959 Cuban Revolution.
•Andrea Lobo
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
India: Gig workers hold one-day nationwide protests; Punjab state power workers oppose privatisation; Bangladesh: Chittagong Port workers strike against new terminal leasing; Sri Lankan doctors continue action; Malaysia: Lumileds factory workers fight sackings and deportations; Australia: CSL pharmaceutical factory workers strike for higher pay.
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Hundreds of ABP meat packers in Dungannon, Northern Ireland facing redundancy
ABP Foods intends to close its retail meat packing operation in Dungannon in the North of Ireland, threatening 338 workers with the sack. Rank and file committees are needed across ABP’s operations in response.
•Steve James
Resident doctors in England renew strike mandate for pay restoration and to end employment crisis
The vote to extend strike action until August 2026 shows the determination of resident doctors to defy Labour’s Health Secretary Wes Streeting, who has spewed vitriol including the accusation they are “holding the country to ransom.”
•Tony Robson
Turkish CHP holds “Social Peace and Democracy Conference”
The speeches and political profile of the participants revealed the fundamental message: the Turkish ruling class and its imperialist allies could better defend their interests through a government established under the leadership of the CHP.
•Barış Demir
New York City nurses arrested as Mayor Mamdani, Governor Hochul escalate pressure to end 4-week strike
The arrests underscore that the strike has entered a new stage and pose the necessity for a broader movement of the working class in defense of the nurses.
•Robert Milkowski
Mamdani caps one month of betrayal with endorsement of right-wing Democrat Kathy Hochul
In his short time as mayor, Mamdani has already accomplished a great deal—in comprehensively betraying and repudiating the oppositional sentiment that propelled him to office.
•Joseph Kishore
Layoffs by US firms tripled in January, as mass job cuts accelerate to Great Recession levels
The wave of layoffs is part of a global jobs bloodbath, driven by a ruthless global search for new sources of profit to sustain uncontrollable levels of debt and financial bubbles on which the wealth of the oligarchy rests.
•Tom Hall
Trump calls for country to “move on” from Epstein files, as scale and scope of criminality, cover-up expand
The latest batch of files released by the Department of Justice have conclusively proven the Trump administration is lying and engaged in a massive cover-up.
•Jacob Crosse
Australia: Labor government pressing ahead with demolition of Melbourne public housing towers
Elderly tenants were blindsided by relocation letters ordering moves from midyear, after being repeatedly told their towers would be the last to be demolished.
•Margaret Rees
No Other Choice from South Korea: Doesn’t “necessity knows no law” cut both ways?
The film is inspired by Donald Westlake’s 1997 novel The Ax, previously adapted as a film by Greek-French film director Costa-Gavras in 2005.
•David Walsh
Trump’s “critical minerals” conference aimed against China
Through its dominance of the global supply of rare earths and critical minerals, vital for high-tech products, from phones to jet engines, China was able to hit back against Trump’s tariff war by rapidly cutting off supplies.
•Nick Beams
California worker killed in US Foods distribution facility
A veteran worker’s death exposes deadly yard conditions, corporate indifference and the Teamsters’ role in enforcing contracts that sacrifice workers’ safety.
•Marc Wells
Trump falsifies the history of the Mexican-American War
The Mexican-American War, fought to preserve slavery, helped bring on its destruction in the Civil War and imposed a border whose consequences still shape American politics.
•Tom Mackaman
1,200 autoworkers in Canada lose their jobs as GM ends third shift at Oshawa Assembly Plant
The layoffs came the same week GM reported more than $12 billion in pre-tax earnings for 2025, along with plans to hike shareholder returns through dividend increases and a $6 billion stock buyback scheme.
•Carl Bronski
Washington pressures Mexico to halt supply of oil to Cuba
Despite Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum’s rhetoric about supporting Cuba, she has capitulated to Trump and US imperialism by ceasing to provide oil to the island.
•Don Knowland
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Thousands march for investment in public education in Brussels, transport workers in Wallonia on indefinite stoppage against cost-cutting; UK defence workers at BAE in Lancashire in three-week stoppage over pay; sugar workers at four factories in Kenya walk out over monies owed
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Jury acquits Palestine Action’s Filton 6, dealing blow to Labour’s “terrorism” narrative
“The proscription of Palestine Action must now be lifted, and all those held as a result of this political process in prison should be released immediately,” civil liberties group CAGE demanded in response to Wednesday’s acquittal.
•Laura Tiernan
Communication Worker Union’s Martin Walsh opposes call for rank-and-file fightback at Royal Mail
The day before Walsh’s swipe against the PWRFC the company triggered the one-month Dispute Resolution Process threatening executive action to impose the roll out of the Optimised Delivery Model across 1,250 offices nationally.
•Tony Robson
Washington Post slashes one-third of its newsroom, as 2026 jobs bloodbath continues
The Washington Post announced Tuesday that it is eliminating more than 300 journalists—roughly one-third of its 800-person newsroom.
•Andre Damon
Trump prepares to rig—or cancel—the 2026 elections
In a series of remarks this week, the US president has repeated his lies about the “stolen election” of 2020 and called for Republicans to “take over” the running of elections in Democratic-controlled states.
•Patrick Martin
Trump welcomes Colombian President Petro at the White House after military threats
Colombian President Petro visited Trump at the White House to pledge collaboration with the would-be emperor, exposing the bankruptcy of Latin America’s Pink Tide nationalists.
•Andrea Lobo
Greek Coast Guard rams refugee boat, killing and injuring dozens
A boat carrying an estimated 35 people en route from the Turkish coast to the nearby island of Chios was rammed by the Greek Coast Guard. At least 15 people were killed.
•Lena Sokoll
Australia: National Cabinet agrees on plan to drive tens of thousands of children off NDIS disability support
The deal will drive annual growth in spending on the $52 billion National Disability Insurance Scheme down to 5–6 percent, from about 9.5 percent last year, amounting to cuts of tens of billions of dollars over the coming decade.
•Max Boddy
Kaiser Permanente pays $556 million for Medicare fraud while claiming there is no money for striking workers
Federal prosecutors allege that between 2009 and 2018, Kaiser carried out a multi-state scheme to inflate risk scores through automated and coercive practices.
•Marc Wells
Build rank-and-file committees at Australian universities to fight job destruction and pro-war restructuring
Spearheaded by the fascistic Trump administration, an eruption of militarism and domestic repression has shattered the post-World War II order and this is driving deeper attacks—led by the Albanese Labor government—throughout the universities.
•Committee for Public Education
IG Metall boss calls for protectionism and trade war
At the union's annual press conference on January 26 and in further statements IG Metall chair Christiane Benner has called for protectionism and trade war as integral elements of the union’s “Initiative for Jobs and Economic Recovery: Future Instead of Relocation.”
•Ludwig Weller, Dietmar Gaisenkersting
Epstein scandal engulfs Labour’s Peter Mandelson and former Prince Andrew, threatening Starmer
Mandelson walked when it was revealed that he had passed confidential UK government information to Epstein. Downing Street has been forced to pass information to the Metropolitan Police to investigate.
•Robert Stevens
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