Around the world – Struggle

Cuba’s Mariela Castro Espín: ‘Principles are not negotiable’

February 11, 2026 Carlos Aznárez

Mariela Castro Espín, in addition to being the head of CENESEX (Cuba’s National Center for Sex Education), is an active militant in all aspects of internationalist solidarity. Completely committed to the defense of the Palestinian […]

Mediterranean dockworkers launch historic international strike

February 10, 2026 Ana Vračar

Dockworkers in more than 20 ports across the Mediterranean marked a historic moment today as they launched an international day of strike and protest against war and rearmament. Dockers also protested the privatization and militarization of port […]

On the assassination of Saif Al-Islam Qaddafi: another tale of imperialist treason

February 7, 2026 Essam Elkorghli

The son of President Muammar Qaddaffi, Saif Qaddafi, was assassinated on Feb. 3 by local forces, some of whom contributed to the destruction of a flourishing Libya. A background to the murder and Libya’s struggles […]

Sanctions failed. Now Washington moves warships toward Iran

January 29, 2026 Gary Wilson

Jan. 29 — For decades, the United States has tried to starve the Iranian people into submission. From banking bans to the assassination of scientists, Washington has used sanctions, sabotage, and covert force to break […]

Britain’s Suez moment – and what it means for U.S. workers

January 28, 2026 Michel Shehadeh

History rarely announces itself when it turns. Empires do not collapse in a single dramatic moment; they erode over time, often unnoticed, until one crisis exposes what has long been true. For Britain, that moment […]

‘Not welcome’: Italy rejects ICE role at Winter Olympics

January 27, 2026 Sharon Black

The Trump administration’s plan to embed agents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) within the security detail for the U.S. delegation at next month’s Winter Olympics in Italy has triggered international outrage, uniting […]

Trump deploys warships toward Iran to enforce sanctions

January 26, 2026 Lev Koufax

Donald Trump has issued a direct threat of all-out war against the Islamic Republic of Iran, while ordering a naval armada into the Persian Gulf and Arabian Sea. This is not a policy shift or […]

Kalaallit Nunaat (aka Greenland) vs. Trumpland: the fight for sovereignty in the geopolitical Arctic

January 17, 2026 Sharon Black

“Finance capital in general strives to seize the largest possible amount of land of all kinds in all places, and by every means, taking into account potential sources of raw materials and fearing to be […]

Release Chantal! Stop all U.S. aid to the Philippines

January 16, 2026 Andrew Matatag

Chantal Anicoche is a friend of mine. We have shared meals together, gone to protests together, and sat together in meeting after meeting figuring out how we can help our people in the Philippines. On […]

Greenland on the chessboard of U.S. imperialism

January 16, 2026 Lotte Rørtoft-Madsen

On 14 January, a few hours before the historic meeting in Washington between representatives from Greenland and Denmark and their U.S. counterparts, J. D. Vance and Marco Rubio, Denmark and several of its NATO allies […]