Recep Tayyip Erdogan claimed re-election as Turkey’s president on Sunday in a triumph for his tactics of repressing opposition forces and gagging the media.
Austrian right-wing Chancellor Sebastian Kurz faced furious anti-racist demonstrators this week
President Erdogan would be forced into a run-off if he secures less than 50 percent of the first round votes.
Air France workers were set to begin a strike this weekend in their latest round of action over pay.
People in Yemen face war, starvation and disease—and Britain must share the blame, says?Charlie Kimber
Jordan’s new prime minister, Omar al-Razzaz, said last week he would drop a proposed tax law.
Workers need to heap pressure on the Macron government and build the fightback, says?Charlie Kimber
Around 175,000 people joined hands in a human chain stretching 125 miles last Sunday across the Basque country in the Spanish state.
Right wing governments in Europe are driving through a racist clampdown against Muslims, migrants and refugees.
Some 50 people have died after trying to migrate to Europe when their boat capsized off the coast of Tunisia.
Mass strikes and protests in Jordan forced prime minister Hani Mulki to resign on Monday.
A truck drivers’ strike in Brazil has shown how repressive governments can be humbled.
