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Yeni bir kitle işçi partisi için! Bir işçi ve emekçi hükümeti için!

Protest against victimisation of trade unionists!

Yeni bir kitle işçi partisi inşaasına – demokratik ve mücadeleci sendikalara

Resisting mass joblessness, social cuts and the far right

Workers warn Pasok government and IMF – “We will be back in September!”

The right-wing populist, anti-government, anti-Obama Tea Party movement has kept making headlines over the past year.

Spring 2010 was a season of resurgence for the immigrant rights movement, with the largest demonstrations since the immigrant rights movement erupted in 2006.

“Anger can explode at any moment, for any reason”

Sheehan’s statements identify capitalism as the root cause of the world’s problems and democratic socialism as the alternative

In the largest nurses’ strike in U.S. history, 12,000 walked out of 14 Twin Cities (Minnesota) hospitals on June 10th, and are set to strike again.

Kevin Rudd was dramatically ousted as Prime Minister this week. After a period of sinking popularity and public discontent, Rudd became the first Labor prime minister ousted before completing a first term.

Division at congress and non-formation of unified trade union and popular centre represents a setback for workers – learn the lessons and work for unity!

At a Plenary Session of the European Parliament, Joe Higgins MEP explains the reason why he abstained on the vote regarding Israel, Palestine and the Gaza flotilla. (17-06-10)

Working class people in Portugal are facing an unprecedented assault against wages, welfare provision and public services.

Transition to Clean Energy NOW!

Anthony Main is the Secretary of UNITE, the fighting union for fast food and retail workers, based in Australia

Union election a major blow to Obama’s “reform” agenda

Letter of solidarity

12 June marks the first anniversary of the mass revolt that shook the Islamic Republic of Iran; a people’s revolt against the regime.

A summer of discontent may await the ‘communist’ dictatorship as the giant of labour begins to stir

Below we publish a statement (translated and slightly edited) by Xekinima (CWI Greece) regarding a split that took place last weekend during the Synaspismos (SYN) party congress (4-5-6 June).

150,000 people attended the Victoria Park candlelight vigil to commemorate the 21st anniversary of 1989 Beijing massacre (video)

Austerity programmes across EU provoke mass struggles and general strikes

Determined struggle by public sector workers can defeat deal and weak government

Irish Socialist Party MEP calls for solidarity demonstrations with activists and Gaza

"Strike until success – re-constructing the trade union!"

Preparing for mass struggle

At a central meeting of SYRIZA in Athens last Friday, 14 May, Joe Higgins, MEP for the Socialist Party in Ireland, spoke, along with Alexis Tsipras (chair of SYRIZA’s parliamentary group), Manolis Glezos (member of […]

Obituary

The disaster caused by the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon oil rig was a human disaster but not of the workforce’s making. It is due to decisions of the oil companies and the US government.

Over 140 people discuss socialist politics

Constant stigmatisation of Muslim population

Refuse to pay the debt, nationalize the banks!

Turkish and Kurdish workers and youth send a signal of their strength

Workers braced for new wave of draconian attacks on living standards

Break with the two Corporate Parties!

The people are on the streets, the fight goes on!

Request for solidarity for YFOTU’s struggle for basic labour rights – No to sweatshop mobile phones!

Letter of protest

For updates see templewatch.org 1,000 nurses and 500 professional/technical workers at Temple University Hospital are now in the third week of a strike after working without a contract for the last six months. The workers […]

Ten years of the man that no-one knew

Communities must unite against racism

Massive media focus attempts to hide cause of calamity: greedy managers and a total absence of workers’ rights

Prime Minister Erdogan denounces workers’ attempt to demonstrate Thousands of workers from Turkey’s former Turkey’s alcohol and tobacco monopoly, or Tekel, travelling to Ankara, on 1 April, to continue their protests against their sacking, found […]

On 1 April, TEKEL workers will gather again in Ankara to rebuild their “tent city” – an opportunity to rebuild the movement

For workers’ unity against terror, repression, racism and capitalism!

But is this a reason to celebrate?

Seven years on, the occupation has been an unheralded disaster for the Iraqi people