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Stop the deportation of anti-genocide activists in Berlin

The Berlin state government is planning to deport four activists because of their involvement in pro-Palestinian protests. This action is unprecedented in Germany and shows that those in power are in no way in second place after the fascist US President Donald Trump and are using dictatorial methods to enforce the brutal pro-war policy in Germany too.

Tamino Dreisam

Trump vandals seize the Smithsonian Institution

As a part of its plan to wreck the democratic principles embedded in American culture, the Trump administration issued an executive order last week to impose a fascist-like conformity on the Smithsonian Institution.

Sandy English

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

India: ASHA workers’ strike in Kerala enters eighth week; Bangladesh: TNZ Group garment workers protest for unpaid wages in Gazipur; Australia: Castlemaine Perkins brewery workers strike for higher pay; Mental health workers strike and march on Victorian parliament; New Zealand: Hospitality workers protest over low minimum wage.

No to Labour’s war for the rich! Young people need jobs and a future

Labour has nearly doubled the money to be spent on army recruitment campaigns this year to £17.2 million. It is spending £1.3 billion on a new Armed Forces Recruitment Service, run by private sector conglomerate Serco, set to launch in 2027.

International Youth and Students for Social Equality (UK)

University of California workers carry out 1-day strike

With a 19,000 strong workforce UC workers are in a powerful position to carry out a fight against the assault on the working class, but the question at hand is a struggle against the Democratic party and the trade union apparatus.

Evelyn Rios, Kimie Saito

Trump Department of Justice seeks death penalty for Luigi Mangione

The high-profile Mangione case is being seized upon by the Trump administration to advance its bloodthirsty drive to revive the federal death penalty. It follows President Trump’s signing of an executive order titled “Restoring the Death Penalty and Protecting Public Safety.

Kate Randall

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Metalworkers in national eight-hour walkout in major cities across Italy demanding workplace safety, better pay and conditions; teachers in Lebanon in 24-hour stoppage for a living wage as economy collapses; health workers and teachers strike over minimum wage in capital Abuja and surrounding area

Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” escalate economic war against the world

The tariff on a large range of countries is not determined by the tariffs they actually levy, but is calculated to include the effect of a range of internal measures, including taxes, subsidies and regulations, that the administration has determined are inimical to US interests.

Nick Beams

The historic significance of Trump’s fascist assault on science

The initiation of mass firings of over 20,000 scientists and public health workers at the Department of Health and Human Services marks a historic turning point in the collapse of American democracy and the Trump administration’s efforts to establish a fascist dictatorship in the United States.

Evan Blake

Russia says terms of US-proposed peace deal inadequate

The Russian ruling class is hoping that a negotiated settlement with the United States over the war in Ukraine will give it some relief as falling oil revenues and military-industrial expenditures blow a hole in the federal budget.

Andrea Peters

South Korea experiences worst-ever wildfires

The growth of extreme wildfire activity is being driven by climate change while resources to fight disasters are being diverted to preparations for war.

Ben McGrath

The New York Times admits direct US involvement in Ukraine war 

On Sunday, the New York Times published an extensive article on US involvement in the Ukraine war entitled “The Partnership: The Secret History of the War in Ukraine,” which admits that “America was woven into the war far more intimately and broadly than previously understood.”

Andre Damon

Introduction to David North at the Leipzig Book Fair

At the Leipzig Book Fair in Germany, David North, chairman of the WSWS Editorial Board, introduced the newly released German translation of his book Sounding the Alarm: Socialism Against War. We are publishing here the introduction to North’s remarks by Johannes Stern.

Johannes Stern

Workers Struggles: The Americas

Brazil Petrobras oil workers staged a nationwide strike March 28, while 5,000 workers and students marched in Chile on Sunday against regressive changes to pensions.

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