On 8 March 2018 women across the world are going on strike. This is a call to action for women in the UK to join the strike. We will refuse to work. We will be on the streets. We will shut things down and disrupt business as usual
Trump’s infrastructure privatization plan is a hat trick that optimistically turns $200 billion into $1.5 trillion, is designed to eliminate the public sector and to bankrupt cities and states
Bernie Sanders responds to Trump’s State of the Union speech
Brazil’s political elite is going after Lula and the Workers Party to stop them from running in this year’s presidential election
In Baltimore and around the world the second anniversary of the Women’s March on Washington prompted calls for unity in resisting the policies of the Trump Administration
Political parties in Spain are struggling to navigate an increasingly polarized political landscape
The bestseller Fire and Fury not only confirms the worst we suspected about the Trump White House, but it also puts the fights within the US ruling elite on display
Israel, with U.S. backing, has caused a “humanitarian disaster” in Gaza, and international human rights groups have failed to uphold justice for its besieged people
Trump’s “America First” Security Strategy is a defensive response to old rivals China and Russia reasserting their position in the world
Is it a currency that is going to replace the dollar or is it a classical commodity speculative financial bubble?
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