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Striking public sector workers marched through Athens yesterday, Wednesday.

Sally Kincaid looks at the causes of China’s stock market crash and how it terrifies the country’s workers and rulers for different reasons

The agreement in Greece has been widely described as a coup—and in some ways it is.

An inquiry into child sex abuse in public institutions opened last week. 

New offer in Gunstones bakery dispute | Universal Credit staff set to strike in Glasgow and Bolton | ITV workers accept new pay settlement | Heathrow protesters oppose 'Plane Stupid' new runway | Arrests after demonstration at Israeli arms firm Elbit | Harmondsworth protesters demand an end to refugee detention |

Some 150,000 people filled the streets of Durham last Saturday for the 131st Durham Miners Gala.

The CWU postal workers’ union launched a campaign against the effects of privatisation in the postal industry on Thursday of last week.

Cops tried to buy fancy surveillance technology from cybersecurity firm Hacking Team, leaked emails show.

Campaigners in both Bromley, south London, and Glasgow stopped two evictions in the past week.

Workers at the National Gallery in central London plan to walk out for three days every week until August, when they will hold a consultative ballot on an all-out strike.

Martin Walsh died last week from cancer. He was an inspirational teacher and trade unionist who fought all his life for a better world.  

Palestinian hunger striker released; protest el-Sisi's visit; Ryanair strike in Denmark; Hungary's anti-migrant fence