More than 100 film artists condemn Berlinale's censorship of opposition to Israel’s Gaza genocide
The open letter quotes Chinese artist Ai Weiwei who described what was taking place in Germany as “doing what they did in the 1930s.”
•Stefan Steinberg
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Labor government moves to bar entry to Australian women and children interned in Syria
The Albanese government’s actions, echoing the anti-immigrant poison of One Nation, flout warnings of widespread human rights abuses in Syrian internment camps.
•Mike Head
Job cuts and restructuring continue at Australian universities, facilitated by the trade unions
Union deals and enterprise agreements are enabling the Albanese Labor government’s pro-corporate and pro-military restructuring of universities.
•A Western Sydney University Rank-and-File Committee member
The global company Veolia at the heart of NZ’s wastewater disaster
Active across 56 countries, Veolia epitomises the subordination of vital resources and public services to the profit interests of finance capital, imposing the costs onto the working class.
•John Braddock
Washington D.C. declares public emergency after Potomac sewer collaps
The District’s Potomac sewage emergency stems from long‑neglected infrastructure which will be addressed through prolonged repairs and higher rates on the population and devastated health and livelihoods for River residents.
•Nick Barrickman
Düsseldorf Art Academy accused of antisemitism due to performance by Palestinian artist Basma al-Sharif
The artist was not criticized for her works, but for several pro-Palestinian posts on Instagram criticizing the Israeli government, including a call to boycott Israel.
•Sybille Fuchs
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Tens of thousands of Spanish doctors continue strikes over attacks on pay and conditions; Israeli port workers’ stoppage over threatened job losses; transport workers in North West province, South Africa begin walkout over non-payment of wages
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Former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested in Epstein investigation
Police arrested Andrew on suspicion of Misconduct in Public Office, believed to relate to emails released by the US Department of Justice showing him sharing information with convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
•Thomas Scripps
Trade unions, Catalan regional government work to suppress teachers’ anger after mass strike
Across Catalonia, the number of demonstrators exceeded 100,000. The total number of teachers in the region is around 90,000, indicating that substantial numbers of students and other Catalan workers supported the teachers.
•Santiago Guillen
Jeremy Corbyn: Britain’s anti-socialist witch-hunter
Having been deprived of Labour’s century-old apparatus for expelling socialists and repressing the party membership, Corbyn and his allies are endeavouring to create a new one.
•Thomas Scripps
New York University contract faculty threaten strike action to win first contract
The current strike authorization vote, which goes from February 9 to 20, comes after more than a year of bargaining where NYU administration has rejected key demands, according to the union.
•Elliott Murtagh
7 Los Angeles County public health clinics to end clinical services
Closures eliminate vaccinations, TB treatment and STI testing, deepening healthcare inequities for low-income communities across the county.
•Marc Wells
1,100 California State University skilled trades workers launch 4-day strike across 23 campuses
Walkout joins escalating struggles by academic and healthcare workers nationwide, underscoring the need for unified action against the profit system.
•Marc Wells, Kimie Saito
Los Angeles school district announces hundreds of job cuts
Some 3,200 layoff notices will be sent and at least 657 jobs cut, part of plans to reduce as much as $1.4 billion from the district's budget.
•Rafael Azul
Jesse Jackson: From civil rights to black capitalism
More than any other individual, Jackson embodied the transformation of the civil rights movement—its conversion from a mass working class movement against racial oppression into an “interest group” in the Democratic Party and a tool for the social advancement of a narrow stratum of the black upper middle class.
•Tom Mackaman
Washington mobilizes for war, as Iran’s bourgeois-clerical regime offers major concessions
The threat of a massive American military onslaught on Iran and a broader region-wide war continues to loom large over the Middle East following the latest round of bilateral talks in Geneva Tuesday.
•Jordan Shilton
AI turmoil continues on 2 fronts
With the development of new AI tools disrupting established business models, financial markets are “wracked with uncertainty” about what comes next.
•Nick Beams
Zohran Mamdani threatens to increase property tax on New York City workers
Mamdani announced that unless the New York state legislature increases taxes on the rich and on corporations, he will implement a 9.5 percent increase in property taxes in the city to balance the annual budget.
•Sandy English
Volkswagen to impose 20 percent cost reduction across all brands, threatening jobs and plants
Thirteen months after agreeing to cut 35,000 jobs, the Volkswagen Board of Management is planning the next round of cuts—this time across all group brands.
•Peter Schwarz
UAW presidential candidate Will Lehman issues statement supporting University of California student employees strike vote
Academic student employees at the University of California system voted to authorize a strike by 48,000 UAW members at one of the largest public university systems in the US.
•Our reporters
Leader of Australia’s far-right One Nation party goes on Islamophobic tirade
Hanson’s comments underscore the reactionary climate that has been cultivated by the political and media establishment, particularly in the wake of the Bondi terrorist attack.
•Oscar Grenfell
Australia: Health Workers Rank-and-File Committee supports striking US nurses and healthcare workers
Australian doctors, nurses, pathology and disability support workers, as well as other hospital services employees, passed a powerful resolution backing the determined strike action by health workers in New York, California and Hawaii.
•Our correspondent
Australian state Labor government imposes anti-democratic “code of conduct” changes on school staff
While presented as necessary to combat “hate speech” and ensure students feel safe, Labor’s conduct rule changes are a weapon to silence opposition to the ongoing Gaza genocide and imperialist war more broadly.
•Meg Bourne
ICE abduction of 2 Amazon Flex drivers reveals the exploitative nature of the app-based gig economy labor model
The ICE abduction of Amazon Flex drivers Edwin Vladimir Romero Gutierrez and Angel Junior Rincon Perez reveals the exploitative nature of app-based gig work. Predominately composed of immigrant workers, most employees in the gig-economy are faced with no other means of employment.
•Joshua Rodriguez
CBS censors Stephen Colbert’s interview with James Talarico, Texas Democrat for US Senate
On Monday evening, Stephen Colbert defied CBS management and told his viewers that an interview he had taped earlier in the day with Texas Democratic Party candidate for US Senate James Talarico had been blocked by the network for political reasons.
•Kevin Reed
Gaza without the bombs: US regime change operation in Cuba deepens inequality, mass hunger
The Trump administration’s deliberate strangulation of Cuba’s economy has created a humanitarian catastrophe that could lead to mass death.
•Andrea Lobo
François Legault and the sharp right-ward lurch in Quebec politics
Outgoing Premier François Legault and his CAQ government have played the leading role—alongside the separatist Parti Québécois—in fomenting an ever-more explicitly far-right, anti-immigrant Quebec nationalism.
•Laurent Lafrance
Sri Lanka: 12 death sentences imposed for killing an MP amid 2022 uprising
On the basis of threadbare evidence and flawed legal reasoning, a court sentenced 12 people to death in what amounts to an act of class vengeance, designed to intimidate rising opposition to the present government’s austerity program.
•Pani Wijesiriwardena
South Africa’s ANC to deploy army to police the working class
Protests in South Africa, and the conditions that gave rise to them, echo the experience of the youth-led uprisings seen elsewhere on the continent. The deployment of the army is a pre-emptive measure by the ruling class.
•Jean de Jager
Royal Mail workers in London oppose CWU union leaders
Royal Mail workers at the Mount Pleasant Mail Centre in central London have been discussing the call by the Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee for a fightback against CWU collusion with billionaire Daniel Kretinsky’s EP Group and the Starmer government.
•Our reporters
ICE targets Detroit
ICE activity is escalating sharply across the Detroit metropolitan area, marking a new stage in the Trump administration’s nationwide rampage against democratic rights.
•Socialist Equality Party (US)
BP Whiting workers denounce USW betrayal, call for national strike to defend jobs
Refinery workers at BP Whiting speak out against the isolation of their facility's contract by the USW.
•Andy Thompson
Teachers union bureaucrat falsely claims to support a “general strike,” while insisting school workers “Obey Now, Grieve Later”
An NEA bureaucrat defends the union’s anti-strike injunctions to teachers during national walkouts against ICE with the phony claim that the union supports a general strike in 2028.
•Nancy Hanover, Jane Wise, Tom Hall
New York nurses in “uprising” against union boss’s attempts to sabotage strike
NYSNA president Nancy Hagans, a member of Mayor Mamdani’s transition team, is facing calls for resignation after conspiring to shut down the nurses’ strike.
•Daniel de Vries
South Australian nurses to strike at Adelaide hospital over Labor government wage cuts
The 20,000 nurses and midwives across the state want to fight further wage cuts and dire conditions but the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation is working to isolate their struggles to individual hospitals.
•Martin Scott
Sentimental Value: We will have to take their word for it
The movie has been nominated for nine Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best International Feature Film.
•David Walsh
The Kremlin bans WhatsApp
WhatsApp was used by over two thirds of the population. For many, it was the main means of communication with friends and family abroad.
•Clara Weiss
US corporate media slanders anger over Epstein cover-up as “conspiracy theories”
As millions of Epstein files remain hidden, the US corporate press, including the New York Times and Washington Post, have published articles dismissing documented crimes and cover-ups as “conspiracies” and “antisemitism.”
•Jacob Crosse
US murders 11 people with airstrikes on boats in both Caribbean and Pacific
The US military killed 11 people Monday in strikes on three boats in the eastern Pacific and Caribbean Sea, in the deadliest single day of the Trump administration’s killing spree off the Latin American coast since September.
•Andre Damon
Auto parts workers occupy plants across northern Mexico after 4,000 jobs cut
The shutting down of six First Brands’ auto-parts maquiladoras has led to plant occupations along with efforts by Morena and its allied union bureaucracy to contain the struggle.
•Andrea Lobo
Sick 2-month-old baby deported after falling ill in south Texas ICE concentration camp
Juan Nicolás, two months old, was sent back to the Dilley family detention center before being deported despite suffering from a severe illness.
•Jacob Crosse
Expanding nurses strikes in California and New York raise need for unified struggle
The decisive task is the building of independent rank-and-file committees to take control of the struggles from the union bureaucracies and organize a unified fight for safe staffing and public healthcare.
•Kimie Saito, Liz Cabrera, Marc Wells
Australian universities on trial: The Albanese government’s “report card” against dissent
Labor’s immediate aim is to silence opposition to the ongoing genocide in Gaza, but the broader intent is to establish a framework to stifle basic democratic rights, protests and free speech.
•A Macquarie University Rank-and-File Committee member
New report documents France’s human rights abuses during New Caledonia unrest
Despite its damning exposures, the Human Rights Commission’s report will not lessen French colonial domination, sustained for over 170 years by brute military force.
•John Braddock
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
Immigration attorney Eric Lee warns ICE mass detention is spearhead for dictatorship in MS Now interview
Appearing on MS Now, Lee exposed the brutal conditions facing detained immigrants, many of them children, and warned that the rapid expansion of ICE internment camps is a threat to all workers and their families.
•Our reporter
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
BMA settlement for resident doctors in Scotland: pay restoration deferred and a joint struggle to defend NHS blocked
The situation is worse elsewhere, with pay erosion at 16 percent in Wales, 20.8 percent Northern Ireland and 21 percent in England. But the NHS is a UK-wide service employing 1.4 million whose survival depends on a unified struggle against pay erosion, understaffing and privatisation.
•Tony Robson
Royal Mail workers in Sheffield expose reasons for mail delays amid CWU-backed restructuring
“You've got people on 18-hour contracts, 24-hour contracts and they just can't do the work in that time. It means there is a point in time when you surrender, because everybody's got a backlog.
•Our reporters
Trump threatens executive order to curb voting in midterm election
The White House is moving to rig the outcome of the election or cancel altogether.
•Patrick Martin
Will Lehman’s UAW campaign wins broad support from workers, as DSA unleashes slanders
Lehman, a Mack Trucks worker, is running to organize a rebellion of the rank and file against a parasitic bureaucracy that has transformed the UAW into an instrument of management and the state.
•Joseph Kishore
Israeli air strikes kill 12 in Gaza on eve of Trump’s first “Board of Peace” meeting
Four days before the first meeting of President Trump’s misnamed Board of Peace in Washington, DC, the Israeli military continued its murderous assault on Palestinians by carrying out air strikes on tent shelters in the north and south of Gaza that killed 12 people.
•Kevin Reed
Kennedy’s attack on science and public health finds a platform on Theo Von’s podcast
Declaring he was “not scared of a germ” and that “he snorted cocaine off toilet seats,” RFK Jr used Theo Von’s platform to advance mistrust of science and undermine collective public health protections.
•Benjamin Mateus
GM workers denounce ICE operation outside Factory Zero in Detroit
GM workers reacted with shock and anger over the ICE operation that occurred just outside the gates of Factory Zero.
•Jerry White
The Voice of Hind Rajab: A harrowing account of the killing of a Palestinian child
The film dramatizes the scene in the Red Crescent office, but uses the actual audio recording of Hind’s phone call—hence its title.
•Joanne Laurier
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.
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Melbourne protesters denounce Israeli war criminal’s visit to Australia, Labor’s police-state measures
“That was police brutality, and I was shocked to see that happening here.”
•Our reporters
Mass protest against Israeli war criminal Herzog in Melbourne
Thursday’s large turnout was a response to the brutal police rampage orchestrated by the NSW Labor government in Sydney days earlier.
•Eric Ludlow
Australia: Filipino migrant worker “increasingly fearful” of boss before his death, inquest finds
A coronial inquest into the death of 21-year-old Jerwin Royupa has revealed the slavery-like conditions he endured while in Australia under a so-called “training” visa.
•Leonard Johns
India’s budget combines austerity for working people with huge boosts in military spending and business subsidies
Faced with intensifying global strategic conflict and growing economic turbulence, including Trump’s tariff war, the Indian bourgeoisie is determined to intensify the exploitation of the working class and rural poor.
•Kranti Kumara, Keith Jones
Verdi union agrees sell-out contract for Germany’s federal state workers
The service union Verdi has signed a collective agreement that results in massive cuts in real wages for public sector workers in the federal states.
•Marianne Arens
The crisis at Royal Mail: Postal workers need a rank-and-file strategy to fight back
More than a year after their “ground-breaking agreement,” Walsh and Ward now act as spurned partners, claiming Kretinsky has not “honoured” his undertakings.
•Tony Robson
53-year-old Flint worker crushed to death in scrap yard
The worker was killed when a crane crushed him between its excavator arm and the bucket of the front-end loader.
•Luke Galvin
With strike looming, BP Whiting refinery workers rally to defend jobs, wages and safety
Opposition to the company’s proposals is enormous at Whiting, which voted 98 percent to strike. But if the USW’s pattern agreement is accepted at other refineries, it sets the stage for a strike to be isolated, giving management the upper hand.
•Kristina Betinis
Widespread enthusiasm for Will Lehman’s campaign for UAW president
Workers are outraged by the betrayals of the UAW bureaucracy and the escalating attack on jobs and the social and democratic rights of the working class.
•Our reporters
NATO’s Arctic Sentry mission sets stage for militarisation of High North and deepening conflicts between imperialist powers
Whatever the final composition of the mission turns out to be, the reality that the imperialist powers are competing as rivals and even enemies in the Arctic will remain.
•Jordan Shilton
ICE memo outlines massive $38.3 billion expansion of concentration camp network
The US government is spending billions acquiring warehouses across the country to “process” those it deems “illegal.”
•Jacob Crosse
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
Another multi-million dollar settlement against Kaiser exposes how nonprofit operates like a corporation for profit
Federal investigators found that Kaiser had systematically failed to provide adequate access to in-network mental health and substance use disorder treatment for thousands of members in California.
•Marc Wells
“We haven’t been here for five weeks now for no reason”: New York City nurses speak out on the picket line
Angered by the New York State Nurses Association’s attempt to coerce them into ratifying a pro-management contract, the striking nurses are unwilling to give up their struggle until they have won safe staffing ratios.
•Erik Schreiber
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
Thomas “TJ” Sabula is back at work—but the lessons must be learned
Ford worker Thomas “TJ” Sabula has reportedly returned to work after being suspended without pay for calling Donald Trump a “pedophile protector” during the president's January 13 tour of the plant.
•Ford Rouge Workers Rank-and-File Committee
Germany: VW workforce bleeds while the board cashes in—with help from the Works Council and IG Metall
In December 2024, Works Council leader Daniela Cavallo and IG Metall district manager Thorsten Gröger announced a “Christmas miracle” at Volkswagen: 35,000 jobs cut and wages reduced by up to 20 percent. Now the board members are collecting bonuses of up to €1.75 million each.
•Dietmar Gaisenkersting
After another anti-ICE school walkout, Los Angeles students confront federal thugs
Last Friday several hundred Los Angeles-area students faced off and stood their ground when attacked by violent federal agents outside the federal jail in downtown Los Angeles.
•John Andrews
Congress deepens social counterrevolution with assault on D.C. home rule and budget
The intervention involves both big-business parties collaborating in an even more direct assault on social conditions through a federal decree that the city’s budget must be reorganized according to Trump’s tax boondoggle for corporations and the wealthy.
•Pete Salmon
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.
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Australia: Victorian educators’ industrial action ballot opens—Vote yes but build rank-and-file committees to take the struggle forward
The CFPE—the educators’ rank-and-file network—urges educators to vote yes on the ballot, including for strike action, but warns that the AEU bureaucracy is preparing another sellout deal, as it did in 2022.
•Committee for Public Education
Berlin film festival jury president Wim Wenders insists the role of artists is to “stay out of politics”
Well-known Indian author Arundhati Roy announced her plan to turn down an invitation to attend the festival due to her disgust at the comments made by Wenders and other jury members.
•Stefan Steinberg
Political conflict in the Philippine elite deepens over Washington’s war preparations
The ouster of Imee Marcos from the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations expresses how Washington’s preparations for war with China are driving the conflict between the Duterte and Marcos factions of the Philippine elite.
•John Malvar
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
David North to speak at two universities in Ankara, Turkey: “The American volcano and the global tsunami”
David North, Chairman of the International Editorial Board of the World Socialist Web Site and National Chairman of the Socialist Equality Party (United States), will deliver lectures via video conferences.
•Our reporters
UCU members to strike again at the University of Sheffield International College
USIC is owned by Study Group and operates in partnership the University of Sheffield, using its prefix and coat of arms to attract international students to study preparation courses that can cost up to £26,000 per year.
•our reporters
Sections of European social democrats vote with conservatives and far-right to pass anti-migrant policies
A list of “safe countries of origin” includes Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia, India, Bangladesh, Colombia and Kosovo, paving the way for mass migrant deportations.
•Robert Stevens
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
UPS preparing to offer second driver buyout, as it plans 30,000 layoffs in 2026
UPS is preparing to launch a new buyout program as it eyes a reduction in its workforce of further 30,000 employees, potentially bringing total layoffs since 2024 to 90,000 by the end of the year.
•Alex Findijs
Trump administration rescinds EPA Endangerment Finding: Corporate America’s license to kill
The rescission of the 2009 Endangerment Finding marks a declaration by the capitalist class that there will be no restrictions on its ability to pollute the environment, regardless of the consequences in human lives.
•Bryan Dyne
Teachers, students, parents speak out from Ocean Beach rally
The rally showed the powerful support for the strike, which the union bureaucrats and Democratic Party are now attempting to shut down.
•Kathleen Martin
Vote “No” to betrayal of San Francisco teachers’ strike! No more sacrificing livelihoods and social rights while billionaires feast!
San Francisco educators, on strike since February 9, should reject with contempt the betrayal of their four-day strike and expand the struggle to Los Angeles and beyond. The fight against manufactured austerity is the defense of public education everywhere.
•Nancy Hanover
German Parliament President Klöckner “embedded” in Gaza: Berlin endorses Israel’s genocide
Berlin has provided political cover and actively supported with arms deliveries the genocide that has turned the Gaza Strip into a wasteland and cost the lives of well over 70,000 people. Now Klöckner has openly declared her solidarity with the fascist Netanyahu regime and travelled to the scene of the crime.
•Johannes Stern
Which way forward after the nurses’ rejection of the agreement with NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital?
Determined to win safe staffing and secure workplaces, the nurses must now wrest control of the strike from the union bureaucrats, expand the struggle to other hospitals and adopt a new strategy based on rank-and-file power and political independence.
•New York Healthcare Workers Rank-and-File Committee
US military prepares “sustained, weeks-long” war against Iran
Reuters reports that the Pentagon is planning for a far larger attack than last June’s one-off strikes, with officials saying the US “fully expected Iran to retaliate.”
•Andre Damon
Australia: Pseudo-left seek to block IYSSE’s socialist campaigning at Victoria University with provocations, lies
Socialist Alternative's provocations, based on invocations of the discredited MeToo movement, expose it as a fake-left organisation of the upper middle-class, hostile to a socialist perspective.
•Owen Howell, Oscar Grenfell
Liberal leadership spill underscores Australian political crisis
Angus Taylor’s installation to head the Liberals highlights the deepening breakup of the parliamentary establishment as a whole.
•Mike Head
Australian filmmaker James Ricketson speaks with WSWS about police violence at Sydney Town Hall
“My jailing on bogus spying charges in Cambodia in 2017 was to intimidate and silence other journalists. The police violence in Sydney on Monday was intended to terrify people about going to future demonstrations.”
•Richard Phillips
Colorado meatpacking workers authorize strike over horrific plant conditions despite deportation threat
JBS workers, who are largely immigrants and facing threats of deportation and ICE raids, are joining a growing wave of resistance in the working class.
•Dan Conway
Oil workers: Reject the national agreement! Mobilize to prevent isolation of BP Whiting workers!
Refinery workers must organize themselves from below to fight for a deal that meets their demands, taking all actions necessary, up to and including a national strike.
•International Workers Alliance of Rank-and-File Committees
Millions of Indian workers join one-day protest strike against Modi’s class war assault
Thursday’s action was a further indication of the mass social anger against Modi’s far-right, Hindu supremacist government and the state of Indian society more generally.
•Our reporters
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.
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DSA councilmember Nithya Raman enters Los Angeles mayoral race
Raman’s candidacy serves to construct a “left” safety valve within the Democratic Party, absorbing opposition while preventing it from developing into an independent movement of the working class.
•Marc Wells
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