World

Mass strike wave sweeps Britain immediately after Queen Elizabeth’s funeral

September 19, 2022 By Peter Lazenby

After 10 days of restraint, unions say the gloves are off.

Party with neo-Nazi roots surges in Sweden; Social Democrats forced out of government

September 16, 2022 By Combined Sources

The Sweden Democrats party was founded in the 1980s by neo-Nazis and violent far-right extremists, and while it has said it has “moved to the mainstream,” fears remain on their views.

Can the Taiwan question ever be peacefully resolved?

September 15, 2022 By Roland Boer

The overwhelming desire among common people on both sides is for eventual peaceful reunification. But separatists in Taiwan and U.S. imperialism stand in the way.

‘Hot autumn’ of resistance as Germans suffer from sanctions on Russia

September 14, 2022 By C.J. Atkins

Thousands took to the streets in Leipzig and Berlin in what is expected to be just the opening event of a season of protest.

To defeat imperialism, the peace movement needs every possible ally, even inconsistent ones

September 13, 2022 By Joe Sims

Some Dems are wavering; others understand the stakes. Like Vietnam days, most support a rotten foreign policy. But just as MLK and his coalition needed broader allies back then, we need them today.