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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.

IYSSE (Sri Lanka) condemns repression of Mahmoud Khalil and Momodou Taal

We fully support Khalil and Taal and our comrades in the IYSSE and Socialist Equality Party in the US, who are in the forefront of defending the democratic rights of students, youth and immigrants, and all workers facing the Trump administration’s savage assault on jobs.

International Youth and Students for Social Equality (Sri Lanka)

United States, Russia announce Black Sea ceasefire

The deal is already under question, as the European Union made clear on Thursday that it will not honor terms that the Kremlin insists must be implemented for the arrangement to go forward.

Andrea Peters

Trump tariffs send global auto industry reeling

The US auto giants are the most affected but every auto company in the world is impacted with major adverse consequences for American workers whom Trump, with the support of the trade union bureaucracy, falsely claims to be defending.

Nick Beams

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

South Korea: Hyundai Steel workers strike again over wages; Philippines: Jeepney drivers hold three-day national strike; Pakistan: Punjab health workers protest privatisation; Australia: Healthscope nurses continue rolling stoppages; New Zealand medical lab workers strike

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