International
Report on deaths of 9,000 Irish children is a cover-up
An Irish investigation reported last week on how over 9,000 children died at 18 institutions for “unmarried mothers” and their babies between 1922 and 1998.
Israel keeps coronavirus vaccine from people in Palestine
The latest outrage shows that the so-called ‘two-state solution’ is a sham, says Nick Clark
A year since the first Covid-19 death, global rulers have failed to contain coronavirus
Monday marked one year since the first Covid-19 death in Wuhan, China.
Fascism is more than a racist movement
A sinister collection of Trump supporters, far right conspiracy theorists and outright fascists were in the crowd that broke in the US Capitol building. There is no doubt Nazis were at the core.
‘We can beat back the fascists,’ says US socialist
Socialists in the United States are vowing to double down on their efforts to stamp on the fascist and racist threat
Georgia Democrat wins mark Southern change
The victory of two Democrat senators in the southern state of Georgia has tipped the scales in Joe Biden’s favour just before he becomes president.
International round-up: Millions of workers could add to Indian farmers’ protests
Protests by hundreds of thousands of farmers in India continue to grow despite cold and heavy rain in the capital New Delhi.
Beware of Biden’s empty promises
Joe Biden was set to become US president on Wednesday this week, but don’t think that means justice for black people or an end to attacks on workers.
New elections for Palestinian Authority
The Palestinian Authority (PA) has said it will have its first elections in 15 years
‘Our action is a real step forward,’ say French health workers ahead of strikes
Health unions and patient groups were set for a day of strikes and protests across France on Thursday this week.
Trump resorts to threats in bid to cling onto power
US president Donald Trump is still refusing to concede defeat in last November’s election.
Farmers’ protests in India pile on pressure
Farmers’ protests in India continue to put the hard right government of Narendra Modi under extreme pressure.
‘The crisis for the revolution in Tunisia is also a crisis for the regime’
Tunisian socialist Jaouhar Bani says revolution has left a regime in constant crisis—and increased outbursts of resistance
Cops target socialists in Greece with arrests
Greek police arrested more than 100 people, including leading members of the Socialist Workers Party, at a rally on Sunday.
Police ramp up repression as tens of thousands join protests in France
Around 100,000 people joined 90 demonstrations across France on Saturday against the government’s repressive global security law.
International round up: Protest success in Guatemala
Furious protests in Guatemala have forced the government to abandon a budget that put big business first and lined the pockets of government officials.
Conflict grows as Israel murders Iranian scientist
Israel brutally assassinated a scientist just outside the Iranian capital Tehran on Friday of last week.
Hundreds of thousands take to streets against security law in France
Over 300,000 people demonstrated across France on Saturday against the government’s proposed global security law.
Biden picks ‘diverse’ cabinet of warmongers and Wall Street’s friends
President-elect Joe Biden’s first slate of cabinet choices this week was heralded as inclusive and diverse in the liberal press.
Indian general strike shows workers’ power to take on hard right Modi government
A stunning general strike by 250 million Indian workers on Thursday shut down most of the country’s main cities and towns.
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