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Chilean students joined the 100,000-strong protest against attacks on education last week. They are now set to join workers in a national strike against the government.

The brutality of the Syrian state—and the rebellion of the Syrian people—seem to know no bounds.

China is the success story of 21st century capitalism. While much of the world seems set to enter the second half of a double-dip recession, the Chinese economy will grow by 8 percent this year.

What do you say to those who argue that the riots were not about politics, but simply about looting?

Council workers in Southampton have voted to reject a new pay offer—and continue their campaign of rolling strikes.

Support is growing for Abdul Omer Mohsin, the sacked Unite convenor on Sovereign buses.

Drivers on Sovereign buses have voted by nearly 90 percent to reject a management pay offer.

The average pay for cabin crew at British Airways (BA) has nosedived by £1,500 over the past year.

Hundreds of IT workers at the Fujitsu firm are balloting for strikes over pay.

Two important meetings organised by the PCS union in the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) were set to take place this week.

A High Court judge last week dismissed the PCS union and Prison Officers Association’s challenge to the government’s imposition of cuts to civil service redundancy pay.

In February the whole world could see that Egypt was going through a revolution, as people rose up against the dictator Hosni Mubarak.