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Bosses at General Motors n the US offered a new contract, as a strike of nearly 50,000 workers entered its fifth week
Protesters in Ecuador have forced the government to cancel an austerity package
From Germany to India, the US to New Zealand, people from around the world took action in unity to demand climate justice.
Organisers say rebels in around 60 countries will take action during the two-week International Rebellion.
Trump keeps up attacks on migrants
Authorities in Hong Kong have resorted to using old, authoritarian laws to try and suppress a pro-democracy movement. It has sparked more furious protests.
Donald Trump gave the go-ahead for a Turkish invasion of northern Syria on Monday in another betrayal of the Kurdish people.
Police shot an 18 year old man during angry pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
A deadly crackdown on refugees is spreading across Europe.
Talks following Austria’s snap general election on Sunday are likely to produce another right wing government.
Mahienour el-Massry was arrested in the the clampdown (Pic: Egypt Solidarity Initiative)
Months of protests have developed into an uprising that has the potential to bring down the Haitian president
Nine Catalan independence activists have been arrested on charges of terrorism and rebellion. The Spanish state deployed 500 police officers to carry out the arrests.
Some three million people joined a huge climate strike across 28 countries on Friday of last week.
A strike by nearly 50,000 General Motors (GM) staff across the United States has entered its third week as talks between the company and the United Auto Workers union (UAW) continue.
The political battle going on at the top of US society has reached a new pitch. US speaker of the Senate Nancy Pelosi announced last week that formal impeachment proceedings are set to begin against president Donald Trump.
A huge climate strike has hit New Zealand, where 170,000 people have walked out to demand climate justice.
Protesters in Hong Kong defied police repression as they took part in a 16th successive weekend of protests last weekend.
Strikes on the railways, in schools and many other sectors swept France on Tuesday against president Emmanuel Macron’s assault on pensions.
Egyptians took to the streets on Friday and Saturday in courageous demonstrations against the regime of president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi.