World

India’s food delivery workers strike over drastic cuts in pay

August 25, 2020 By Peoples Dispatch

Food delivery workers say they can’t survive on 20 cents per delivery.

After some gains, German left gears up for coming election

August 24, 2020 By Victor Grossman

Both the social democrats (SPD) and those who fight for socialism (LINKE) must wage battles against the right as they deal with internal disagreements.

Murders of women rising in Turkey; government does nothing

August 21, 2020 By Steve Sweeney

Four women were arrested Thursday during a protest against the state's alleged involvement in Kurdish teenager's death.

Class struggle in Jerusalem

August 18, 2020 By Maor Yavetz And Oren Feld

Maor Yavetz interviews Oren Feld of Hadash on the recent upsurge of protest in Jerusalem, police brutality, and the situation for Israel's younger generation.

Rival Belorussian protests take place in Minsk as EU ponders new sanctions

August 17, 2020 By Steve Sweeney

“It is clear that if they win, the country will face bloody chaos and landslide degradation,” a statement from the party central committee said.