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Reject the IG Metall union’s nationalist defence of steel production in Germany!

While Thyssenkrupp shareholders plan to approve a €93 million dividend, the corporation is preparing to slash 11,000 jobs in its steel division. Workers must reject the complicity of the IG Metall union and build independent rank-and-file committees to defend their livelihoods against these attacks.

Dietmar Gaisenkersting

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

India: 800,000 government bank workers strike nationwide; West Bengal: Kilcott Tea estate workers protest overdue wages; Sri Lanka: School Development Officers renew calls for inclusion in National Teacher Service; Qantas salaried and technical workers strike again for new agreement

An assessment of the ongoing toll of the COVID-19 pandemic

This article examines the state of public health in the United States in January 2026, detailing mass COVID-19 infection, excess deaths, collapsing vaccination coverage, immune damage and the dismantling of institutions responsible for disease prevention.

Benjamin Mateus

New Zealand public health system in deepening crisis

As the public health system reels from decades of underfunding by all the establishment parties, the government is exploiting the crisis to systematically expand the private sector.

John Braddock

NTSB findings: 2025 Potomac midair disaster was “entirely preventable”

The National Transportation Safety Board held a hearing on Tuesday to present the “probable cause” findings from its investigation into the midair crash between American Airlines Flight 5342 and an Army Blackhawk helicopter over the Potomac River that killed 67 people on January 29, 2025.

Kevin Reed

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Belgian rail workers in five-day strike against austerity; Iraqi university workers walk out over allowances; poverty in South Africa highlighted by Kaniega municipal workers’ strike

Was Alex Pretti the subject of a targeted assassination?

Emerging evidence strongly indicates that the murder of Pretti was a targeted assassination carried out by the Trump administration’s paramilitary forces in order to terrorize Minneapolis citizens opposing and recording its criminal activities.

Joseph Kishore

Workers Struggles: The Americas

Oil workers in Peru staged a nationwide protest action against a government decree aimed at privatizing the state-owned oil company while 700 faculty at Laurentian University is in its second week, impacting some 9,000 students.

Trump administration unleashes paramilitary ICE raids in Maine

The Trump administration has launched a massive immigration enforcement surge in Maine, cynically dubbed “Operation Catch of the Day,” unleashing a campaign of terror designed to intimidate immigrant and working class communities across the state.

Mike Ingram

Xi purges China’s top general Zhang Youxia

The removal of Zhang, who ranked second behind President Xi Jinping in the powerful Central Military Commission, points to sharp tensions within China’s military and the top echelons of the Chinese Communist Party regime.

Peter Symonds

Merz and Meloni forge a new Berlin–Rome axis

The new German-Italian axis is also a warning from a historical standpoint. On the eve of and during the Second World War, Nazi Germany and fascist Italy formed a close alliance.

Johannes Stern

Trump’s “Murder, Inc.” and the execution of Alex Pretti

The murder of Alex Pretti is a vast escalation in the paramilitary terror in Minneapolis which is the spearhead of an ongoing conspiracy to establish a presidential dictatorship in the United States. 

Socialist Equality Party (US)

This week in history: January 26-February 1

Earthquake kills 20,000 in western India; Indira Gandhi extends emergency rule; first nuclear explosion at Nevada Test Site; French colonial crackdown in Tunisia.

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