Europe
Italy marks 80 years since liberation with calls against genocide and militarism

On the 80th anniversary of liberation from Nazi-fascism, left forces in Italy mobilize against genocide, armament, and the Meloni government

Medics on hunger strike against Gaza genocide reach European Parliament

A group of medics protesting the genocide in Gaza through a hunger strike met with European parliamentarians

Samidoun Europe coordinator targeted again by Belgian police

Samidoun activist Mohammed Khatib was detained by police after a daily Palestine solidarity protest in Brussels, reflecting escalating repression in Europe

France must compensate Haiti: 200 years of illegitimate debt that plunged the country into crisis

Social organizations and political leaders from across Latin America and the Caribbean demand historical justice for Haiti amid an unprecedented humanitarian crisis.

French-far right and Paris-based Islamists drag French relations with Algeria to rock-bottom
French far right and Paris-based Islamists drag French relations with Algeria to rock-bottom

Both countries have expelled each other’s diplomats as the latest diplomatic row, triggered by the arrest and indictment of an Algerian consular officer in France earlier this month, continues to escalate.

Sahel diaspora groups rally in support of AES and to challenge Europe’s “media colonialism”

In Italy, diaspora groups are mobilizing against media distortion of decolonization processes in the Alliance of Sahel States

European dockworkers strengthen solidarity with Palestine

Amid crackdowns on labor and solidarity activism, dockworkers across Europe are building their support for Palestinian liberation

Health systems in Europe are running on overtime

Chronic staffing shortages are pushing European health systems into overtime, harming both worker well-being and quality of care

Starmer government seizes control over steel plant

The British government has announced plans to take control of a steel plant in England in view of nationalization

EU gets temporary tariff reprieve, but will it use it to chart a new course?

EU officials were relieved by the US decision to delay new tariffs by 90 days, but they remain at risk of an economic crisis

General strike in Greece shows strength of “working class that takes to the streets”

Mass protests continue across Greece as workers take to the streets over the Tempi train crash and the impact of austerity

Thousands protest in Italy against armament agenda

Mass protests grow in Italy as trade unions, opposition parties, and grassroots groups rally against national and EU rearmament plans