Europe
Ireland faces continuation of status quo as center-right parties eye coalition government

Ireland’s center-right parties are set to form another coalition, with Sinn Féin remaining third in the Dáil

Wage disparities for healthcare assistants deepen Europe’s workforce crisis

Healthcare assistants across Europe face pronounced wage disparities, both internationally and between public and private sectors, exacerbating the ongoing health workforce crisis

European movements demand an end to US blockade on Cuba

European movements call for an end to the US-imposed blockade on Cuba, condemning disinformation campaigns that hinder the progress of the socialist project on the Caribbean island

Giorgia Meloni and Javier Milei to promote “Western values” together

During a bilateral meeting on November 20, Giorgia Meloni and Javier Milei discussed opportunities for collaboration between Italy and Argentina, including in migration and trade

General strike brings Greece to a standstill

Thousands of people across Greece joined a general strike and mass protests, demanding action against high living expenses, restrictions on union organizing, and excessive military spending

Biden authorizes Ukraine to use US long-range missiles against Russia

Weapons will most likely be deployed against Russian and North Korean forces in the Kursk region of Russia

Protests continue in Novi Sad following train station collapse

The collapse of a canopy at Novi Sad’s newly renovated train station at the beginning of November, which killed 14 people, has led to widespread protests and public outrage

Campaigners in the UK say get Palantir out of the NHS

Health workers and activists ramp up their campaign to oppose surveillance company Palantir’s role in managing NHS data

France orders release of Georges Abdallah, Europe’s longest-held political prisoner

The court issued the release order after Abdallah had spent 40 years in French prisons despite continuous worldwide protests calling for his freedom.

Valencia workers and residents demand accountability for October floods

Over 100,000 people marched in Valencia on November 9, demanding accountability from regional authorities following catastrophic floods that left at least 220 people dead

Shut down Rafael: Newcastle unites to protest Israeli arms factory

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 reality of the Zionist outrage in Amsterdam

Cutting through the mainstream coverage of the Amsterdam attacks, which downplays the violence and racism committed by Israelis