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Oil price gyrations bring significant financial losses

The wild swings in the oil price at the start of this week have directed attention to one of the most significant potential consequences of US-led war on Iran—a major financial crisis induced by losses flowing from the oil market.

Nick Beams

VW Group increases job cuts to 50,000 to boost profits

Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume presented the business figures for the past year at the corporation’s annual press conference on Tuesday and announced an intensification of the ongoing jobs massacre.

Dietmar Gaisenkersting

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Thousands of auxiliary metalworkers in Asturias, Spain walk out over pay and conditions; workers at Immingham docks in England begin indefinite strike over unfair dismissals; local government workers and civil servants begin national strike in Ghana over pay

Roy Medvedev (1925–2026): A critical assessment

A critical assessment of Soviet dissident historian Roy Medvedev (1925–2026), examining both his courageous exposure of Stalinist crimes in Let History Judge and the political limitations that led him from reform-minded dissent to support for the Putin regime.

M. Schönman

Lessons of the 2026 New York City nurses strike

In spite of the nurses’ powerful position, the 41 day strike ended with a betrayal, demonstrating the need for rank-and-file committees to take struggles out of the hands of the union bureaucracy.

Robert Milkowski

Workers Struggles: The Americas

The 6,000 workers at DHL in the US, members of the Teamsters, are demanding improvements in pay, benefits and working conditions.

Wild swings in global markets

When the trading day began in the US the price of oil had surged from around $90 a barrel to as high as $119 and was set to go even higher as stocks were falling following significant further selloffs in Asia.

Nick Beams

Opposition mounts against San Diego school layoffs

The political establishment insists there is “no money” for bus drivers, aides, counselors and teachers. Yet there is unlimited money to wage illegal war with Iran.

Ivan Cardenas, Kevin Martinez

This week in history: March 9-15

Museveni wins Uganda election; Sadat breaks with Soviet alliance; US forces retake Seoul in Korean War; Fascist Italy bans strikes

Stop the imperialist war of extermination against Iran!

The aim of this webinar is to place the struggle against the war in its necessary historical, political and social context. It will cut through the endless stream of lying propaganda and disinformation pumped out by the White House, the corporate media, and all the imperialist governments.

David North

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

India: ASHA workers and midday meal workers demand wage rise; Police attack striking L&T steel plant workers in Gujarat; Australia: Pacific National rail workers locked out in Queensland; Tasmanian public sector health workers escalate industrial action; New Zealand firefighters continue strikes.

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