In a crackdown on the right to assembly, London police arrested more than 70 protesters during the national Palestine solidarity rally on January 18
Demands for renationalization of water services in England grows as private London water supplier requests bailout
Health workers and activists ramp up their campaign to oppose surveillance company Palantir’s role in managing NHS data
Newcastle residents protested to demand the closure of Israeli arms manufacturer Rafael, condemning the factory for supplying weapons used in the genocide of Palestinians.
The anti-fascist demonstration was organized by Stand Up To Racism and was supported by major trade unions and progressive political groups and parties.
Approximately 20,000 people, including many trade unions and anti-racism groups, gathered in London to oppose the far-right in Britain
The UK Labour government is considering increasing the role of private healthcare providers, weakening NHS capacities
British authorities targeted journalist Asa Winstanley in a counterterrorism raid, marking the latest crackdown on journalists opposing Israel’s occupation of Palestine and its ongoing genocide in Gaza
Lowkey underscored the legal basis of people’s right to resist occupation and Israel’s genocidal war, and the need for the peoples of the world to stand with Palestine and speak out against imperialist propaganda which seeks to justify Israeli-US crimes in West Asia.
By attacking Yemen, the US, and its allies have tried to defend Israel, maintain their interests in West Asia region, and undermine the capabilities of the Axis of Resistance.
An agreement between the UK and Mauritius on the Chagos Archipelago is being hailed as a key step in decolonization, but the Diego Garcia island will remain a military base under US control.
Protesters condemn Gilead for prioritizing exorbitant profits over public health, accusing the pharmaceutical company of obstructing widespread generic production of new HIV drug lenacapavir