The main Portuguese union federation, the CGTP-IN, reported Oct. 19 that “Many tens of thousands of workers marched today in…
Even though its responsibility for introducing and spreading cholera in Haiti has been irrefutably established, the United Nations has refused…
By David Sole and John Catalinotto In a reversal of its usual role, Human Rights Watch on Oct. 11 released…
New York City — Mohammad Kassem is a longtime trade union leader in Lebanon, and a fighter for the sovereignty…
Historical events were plentiful in Colombia this past year: agricultural strikes, peace negotiations, people’s assemblies, large student demonstrations — in…
U.S. military forces intervened in the African states of Libya and Somalia on Oct. 5 under the guise of waging…
A boat crowded with 500 refugees that had left from a port in Libya foundered off Italy’s Lampedusa island, located…
The wars the Pentagon has been waging to grab control of North Africa and Southwest Asia haven’t gone well for…
New York-based community organizer Meejin Richart traveled in August to the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, the socialist northern half…
The following letter was written for the opening of a Book of Condolence in honor of Senior Gen. Vo Nguyen…