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This is the moment to increase the pressure, not withdraw it.

On 22 March public sector workers and railworkers struck and demonstrated against France's President Macron. 

Detainee speaks out as a House of Commons committee hears damning evidence of the regime at Yarl’s Wood

Around a million French public sector workers struck and hundreds of thousands joined over 150 demonstrations nationwide on Thursday. A battle has also begun on the rail.

Readers of Socialist Worker probably aren’t avid readers of The Sun newspaper. If they were they may have seen that a couple of weeks ago it was irate at “snowflake students complaining that Frankenstein’s monster was misunderstood”.

Swerving in and out of traffic in a pack of 3,000 cyclists may not sound like everyone’s idea of a good time, but it is for Jake.

Spielberg’s latest blockbuster is designed to take people on a nostalgia trip back to the 1980s. But?Sasha Simic says that it doesn’t quite hit the mark

The British army plundered Africa—now it wants us to celebrate, writes Charlie Kimber

Campaigners and their legal team have walked out of the inquiry into undercover policing demanding that its chairman Sir John Mitting stand down.

 The proposals represent a real terms pay cut and managers get new powers

Jad Bouharoun traces the rise and fall of the rebellion on the outskirts of Damascus