- Has the mountain given birth to a mouse?Was the international “anti-war” rally in London on 20 June – presented by some as a crucial milestone – “the mountain that gave birth to a mouse”? There is no doubt that the vast majority of participants had come with a sincere desire to fight imperialist war. But what did the organisers offer them? From… Lire la suite : Has the mountain given birth to a mouse?
- The return of “wildcat strikes” in the metalworking industry“Do the bosses want class struggle? Then they’re going to get it!” On 23 June, a statement was published by 700 IG Metall shop stewards at Mercedes in Untertürkeim: “Enough is enough. Protest, resistance, strike! Do the bosses want class struggle? Then that’s what they are going to get!” On behalf of 16,000 union members,… Lire la suite : The return of “wildcat strikes” in the metalworking industry
- “Our enemy is the capitalist government, not our immigrant brothers and sisters!”Mandlenkosi ka Phangwa, activist with the Azanian section of the Fourth InternationalHe will be speaking on 8 November at the international rally in Paris A wave of xenophobic pogroms, organised by a mysterious “March to March” movement which enjoys the police’s complicity, is sweeping across South Africa. In the space of a few days, 25,000… Lire la suite : “Our enemy is the capitalist government, not our immigrant brothers and sisters!”
- To Emmanuel Macron, President of the Republic, and Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs27 June 2026 Mr Macron and Mr Barrot, We are stunned by the information made public by the press: “Taliban officials (are) expected in Brussels to discuss with the European Commission the repatriation of Afghan exiles to their country of origin” (Agence France-Presse, 23 June). Since the Taliban returned to power in August 2021, we… Lire la suite : To Emmanuel Macron, President of the Republic, and Jean-Noël Barrot, Minister for Europe and Foreign Affairs
- Truck drivers, factory workers, secondary school pupils… on strike and demonstratingOn 1st and 2nd May, lorry drivers at Chiji Steel, a subsidiary of a private steel manufacturer based in Wuzhou, Guangxi province, went on strike for two days in protest against relentless arbitrary fines. According to the workers, Chiji Steel is notorious in Wuzhou for being a ‘rogue factory’ that withholds wages under various pretexts.… Lire la suite : Truck drivers, factory workers, secondary school pupils… on strike and demonstrating


