Around the world

Autocratic regime invites Saudi Arabia forces to help quell protests

First drop of a coming rain storm

Thousands of police deployed on streets to stop protests

Many arrested, seven, including Esenbek Ukteshbaev, get 15 days imprisonment

‘You come back – we come back!’

Rebuilding should not serve the interests of private developers

Capitalist system incapable of facing up to natural disasters

A fighting alternative to Berlusconi is needed

Counter-revolution strikes – old regime has not given up

Opposition protest movements call for boycott of dictator’s fake poll

Major conflicts within the regime

“Biggest political crisis since 2003”

Against sectarianism and capitalism – for a workers alternative!

On 13 February, one million women (and men) marched in 230 towns and cities across Italy.

The genocidal war in the north and east of Sri Lanka, which ended in May 2009, has created more than 68,000 widows. On the other hand, there are another 30,000 widows in the southern part […]

Extraordinary stand against the brutal state and draconian powers

Conservative – Liberal Democrat government cuts devastating impact on women

Protests focus on migrants’ rights – abuse and torture of Indonesian migrants abroad

Herculean efforts to remove Gaddafi dictatorship in Libya

Mass campaign and threat of general strike sees persecuted workers’ leader released

Economic crisis sees clawing back of reforms for women

Another mighty demonstration demands real regime change

Women, especially working class women, have many reasons to be angry with how society is run today.

Imperialism wants to keep control over oil resources

Britain braced for massive 26 March demonstration

Founders of new activists’ party detained

A party growing in strength

“We have no jobs, electricity – nothing”

Regular protests planned for Tuesdays

Police kill demonstrators – workers block oil port

Enthusiastic response to call for a public sector general strike

Masses reject foreign intervention as towns fall to opposition

IN THE space of one month, the way young people are viewed by the mass media – and by themselves – was turned upside down.

General strike in Iranian-Kurdistan

To fully succeed, revolutions need to go beyond framework of capitalism

Brutal attacks and repression fail to stop demonstrations

The Egyptian February – class conflict sharpens

Dramatic changes have affected Britain. The student protests of last year set the scene. Now the prospect of significant industrial action against savage public-sector cutbacks is on the agenda.

Hawamdiya Sugar Factory Protest

New voters’ registration for election in April: Same old organisational and political problems

Week of escalating worker’s actions

Four-day strike called off. Government accepted all three demands

4,500 sacked workers reinstated

Authoritarian regimes in Middle East fear for their rotten rule

Class confrontations are challenging the regime and the whole system

In Solidarity with the Egyptian Revolution

Army cannot guarantee democracy

No trust in the military chiefs! For a government of the representatives of workers, small farmers and the poor!