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US blockade of Strait of Hormuz deepens conflicts between major powers

US Vice President Vance’s remarks Tuesday that Washington is seeking a “grand bargain” with Tehran underscores that US imperialism wants nothing less than the complete reorganisation of the Middle East in its interests, at the expense of all its rivals.

Jordan Shilton

April 1776: When America opened its ports to the world

As the Trump administration imposes a military closure of Iranian ports, it is notable that 250 years ago this month, on April 6, 1776, the Continental Congress announced that American ports would be open to world.

Tom Mackaman

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Government employees in Netherlands hold one-day national strike over pay; strikes across London involving academic staff at London Metropolitan University, passenger support staff at a London Stansted airport, bus drivers at Stagecoach and teachers at Great Ormond Street Hospital; strike by judiciary workers in Abia State, Nigeria continues into fourth week

The socialist answer to the housing crisis in Britain

Land and property have become asset vehicles for funnelling billions of pounds from the working class—those who produce society’s wealth—to the billionaires.

Statement by the Socialist Equality Party (UK)

Rohingya refugees among 250 feared dead in boat capsize

A trawler carrying hundreds of Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi migrants has sunk in the Andaman Sea, with about 250 people missing, presumed dead in the absence of any serious search-and-rescue effort.

Peter Symonds

Ukraine’s Zelensky in Berlin: Germany escalates its war offensive against Russia

With the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East and Donald Trump’s open threats of annihilation against Iran, all pretences are now being dropped in the war in Ukraine as well. Merz and Zelensky visited arms factories together and agreed on measures to return fit-for-service Ukrainian men in Germany to the front line.

Johannes Stern

IMF warns of major downturn in global growth

Under what it called a “severe scenario” the IMF said global growth could fall to as low as 2 percent close to the development of a world recession.

Nick Beams

Art and the Influence of Revolution

No serious understanding of 20th-century cultural life is possible without considering the impact of the socialist movement and its decades-long struggle to raise the thinking and activity of the working class, culminating in the 1917 Revolution.

The Iran war, oil and the crisis of American imperialism

The US war on Iran will be remembered as a turning point in the decline of American imperialism, exposing in concentrated form Washington’s diminishing ability to impose its will on the Persian Gulf and the global capitalist system.

Gabriel Black

Workers Struggles: The Americas

Healthcare workers across Bolivia to protest lack of medications and medical equipment while 2,200 Nova Scotia long term care aids walked out after months of government stonewalling.

This week in history: April 13-19

Massacre of students in Ethiopia; India, China resume official ties; European Coal and Steel Community formed; First dance premiere for Martha Graham

New Zealand protests against war on Iran, Lebanon and Gaza

Thousands of people joined protests to denounce New Zealand’s alliance with the US and government silence on US and Israeli war crimes. The organisers, however, promoted illusions in Labour and the Greens.

Tom Peters

Oppose the draft! Build a working class movement against imperialist war!

The Socialist Equality Party and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality warn workers and young people throughout the United States: the American ruling class is laying the foundations for the reimposition of the draft. The oligarchy wants cannon fodder for its illegal and expanding wars of aggression.

Statement of the Socialist Equality Party (SEP) and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE)

Turkish independent union leader Başaran Aksu arrested

Başaran Aksu, who has played a leading role in workers’ struggles emerging in opposition to union bureaucracies, has been a target of both companies and the state for some time. It follows the unlawful arrest of independent union leader Mehmet Türkmen last month.

Barış Demir
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