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Aujourd’hui — 24 octobre 2026World Socialist Web Site

The global rebellion of youth and workers and the war frenzy of the ruling class

The crisis that drives the bourgeoisie to war is drawing ever broader sections of the working class into struggle on a world scale.

Europe’s student protests and the intervention of the working class

Major strikes and national days of protest are planned for November in several of the countries affected, in which millions of workers will take part. A fundamental class conflict is developing, one that directly raises the question of power.

Israel launches invasion of West Bank amid preparations for renewed onslaught against Iran

Netanyahu sealed off the West Bank and announced a military operation of a kind not carried out since 1967, as the US and Israel prepare new strikes on Iran after the elections.

Brazil stages presidential runoff amid global eruption of class struggle

Brazilians return to the polls on October 25 for the presidential runoff amid an eruption of the class struggle on a world scale.

US measles cases double last year’s total as Pennsylvania records a sixth death

The United States recorded no measles death at all between 2016 and 2024. Three were reported last year. Pennsylvania by itself has now recorded six in 2026, the latest a 39-year-old unvaccinated woman in Franklin County.

Mexican government and VW's “independent” union seek to impose third tentative agreement after six strike deadlines

The Sheinbaum government’s labor authorities have publicly praised Volkswagen and the SITIAVW for overriding two “no” votes.

Chile’s private pension funds lose billions: Legalized robbery of the working class

The entire purpose of the pension system imposed by the Pinochet dictatorship in 1981 has been to convert the compulsory savings of the working class into a reservoir of capital for the Chilean oligarchy and the global financial markets.

Australia: What the union-Labor sellout of Victorian doctors reveals

The betrayal of doctors is a graphic demonstration of the treacherous role of the trade unions, which are presiding over the further evisceration of a public health system already in an advanced state of crisis.

Workers Struggles: Asia and Australia

India: Thousands of Punjab state bus workers launch indefinite strike; Bangladesh garment workers defy police attacks to demand living wage; Australia: Victorian allied health workers escalate bans after rejecting Labor’s offer; University of Sydney staff strike for 24 hours.

Attorney’s minute-by-minute account exposes Christa Pike’s torture in Tennessee death chamber

Attorney Randy Spivey’s sworn declaration documents repeated attempts to find a vein, burning pain during the injection and prolonged gasping and choking before Pike was taken to a hospital.

IYSSE meeting in Sri Lanka demands freedom for Bogdan Syrotiuk

The IYSSE event on Zoom was live-streamed simultaneously on the Socialist Equality Party’s (SEP) Facebook page in Sinhala and Tamil, attracting significant interest.

New Zealand election: Workers speak with Socialist Equality Group on war and the social crisis

Workers in Lower Hutt spoke with the SEG’s election campaign team about their experiences with the housing crisis, unemployment, and the expanding global war.

British Columbia voters go to the polls amid deep disaffection with the political establishment

BC NDP Premier David Eby called the early vote with the aim of strengthening his government’s hand to impose austerity and push through big business and war-related development projects.
Hier — 23 octobre 2026World Socialist Web Site

Libyan parliament ratifies maritime deal with Türkiye, heightening war danger in Eastern Mediterranean

The dispute over maritime boundaries in the Eastern Mediterranean is part of a struggle between the imperialist and regional powers over control of energy resources, pipelines, electricity and data cables, and strategic sea lanes.

Britain’s Gaza Secrets Exposed: Governments buried war crimes to protect Israel and the arms trade

Channel 4’s Dispatches investigation represents a rare break with the silence and evasions that have characterised the British media’s coverage of Gaza

Apache offshore workers strike meets media and Unite union wall of silence

The strike by 160 Unite union members was sparked by a bitter pay dispute over an ultimatum to accept a “final offer” of just 4 percent.

The mass protests in France are reverberating throughout Europe

Over the month since high school blockades and shutdowns began in France, an outpouring of anti-austerity, anti-repression, anti-war and anti-fascist sentiment has staggered the French government and spread across Europe.

Discovery of security vulnerabilities in PHP programming language triggers global internet shutdowns

Serious security flaws in PHP—the open source programming language that runs on more than two thirds of world’s websites—were discovered on Wednesday leading to major outages across the globe as administrators took down their systems, ran updates and installed patches.

Phillips 66 locks out 385 Linden, New Jersey, refinery workers after rejection of concessions contract

The lockout at the largest refinery on the East Coast follows lockouts at BP's Whiting, Indiana, and Marathon's Martinez, California, refineries.

IIT Bombay unleashes police on grieving parents and student protesters

One month to the day after the tragic suicide of IIT Bombay student Sahil Wakode, the elite institute's administration used police to violently disperse his grieving parents and student protesters.

Mexican health workers reject 8 percent deal imposed by SNTSS union and Morena government

The union and the government declared the wage review closed without a new vote. Workers answered with marches and blockades and called an assembly of elected delegates for October 31.

Ozone worsens other deadly health effects of globally generated wildfires

Recent studies highlight the massive amounts of ozone generated by global warming-driven wildfires that will result in more than 2,000 annual excess deaths in the US alone.

US and Israel deepen plans to attack Iran after elections

The New York Times reports specific US-Israeli plans for strikes on Iran after the November 3 midterm elections, while the Democrats demand escalation against Russia and complain that Trump is losing the war.

California state workers strike against Newsom: “We will strike for as long as it takes”

The fight against Newsom’s attacks confronts workers with the need to break the SEIU bureaucracy’s grip and unite with workers internationally.

As deaths mount in steel mills, United Steelworkers bureaucrats attend “safety” conference at companies’ expense

The meeting was part of a “labor-management” safety and training framework which finances paid union assignments and gives the apparatus a direct role in administering millions of dollars in company-funded programs.

USPS workers say: No private armed guards in our postal facilities!

Nearly 1,000 armed private security guards are being rushed into USPS plants in the final weeks before the midterm elections—into the very facilities that will process millions of mail-in ballots, and months before the deepest cuts in USPS history.

Australian university union funding report covers up Labor government’s restructuring agenda

The NTEU report is silent on Labor’s underlying agenda—the funnelling of more than $50 billion a year, and rising, into military spending in preparation for war, while gutting social spending.

Chemical tank leak forces evacuation in Toledo, closure of schools and workplaces

Dozens were sent to the hospital suffering from burning eyes and throats following the release of toxic glycidyl methacrylate following an incident at MC Tank Transport in North Toledo on Tuesday evening.

Trump doubles down on fascist provocations in final stretch of midterm campaign

The US president has encouraged violent attacks on hecklers at campaign rallies and appeals to racism and other forms of bigotry.

Australia: Labor government ends universal free COVID vaccination

Having invoked mass vaccination to justify allowing COVID to spread unchecked, Labor is withdrawing universal free access to vaccination itself.

8,000 university and polytech workers strike in New Zealand

The union bureaucracy is seeking to block any real struggle against austerity and to encourage illusions in Labour ahead of the November 7 election.

National Steel Car: Why did the USW allow far-right Tory leader Pierre Poilievre to visit our picket line?

However Poilievre’s visit came about, it fits seamlessly into the corporatist, Canadian nationalist politics of the USW bureaucracy. The union’s national director, Marty Warren, and other leading officials are among the most vociferous proponents of the big business-led “Team Canada” in the ongoing trade war.

Mamdani hits the campaign trail for Hochul, governor of strikebreaking and police repression

Mamdani’s campaign video for Hochul refutes the Democratic Socialists of America’s claim to be turning the Democratic Party into an organization that defends workers.

Rattled by French protests, Latin American governments adopt “Bukele model” to quell social unrest

Bukele’s call on France to adopt his methods, the criminal complaint against Ariel Robles in Costa Rica and Milei’s “shield against socialism” show that the repressive apparatus built across Latin America in the name of fighting crime is aimed at social upheavals from below.

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Greek teachers, school and university students stage 24-hour walkout to demand adequate funding for education; Lebanese University professors continue stoppage over lack of permanent employment; multiple strikes over pay and conditions by Nigerian healthcare workers

UK deploys RAF jets to support Saudi Arabia’s war on Yemen

The US-led war on Iran has set the entire region ablaze, destabilising the Persian Gulf states and opening a new scramble by the European imperialist and regional powers for control of territory, resources and geo-strategic influence.

Protests sweep Greece as teachers, public sector workers and youth join Europe-wide upsurge

Students, teachers and other public sector workers marched in more than 50 Greek towns and cities Wednesday, met by 3,000 police in Athens, as the Mitsotakis government vowed Greece would not “become like the streets of Paris.”

NATO deploys additional forces to the Black Sea as war against Russia escalates

NATO’s deployment of additional forces to the Black Sea amid growing attacks on commercial shipping marks a dangerous escalation of the war against Russia.

Australian establishment exploits violent attack on MP to demonise political opposition

The political and media establishment has preempted any investigation of the motivations of Monday’s horrific incident.

French unions negotiate with Macron as mass protests explode across Europe

The French union leaderships’ meeting with the Macron government produced a political debacle for all those who argue that workers and youth can leave the leadership of strikes to these bureaucracies.

The Alberta independence referendum and the fight against Trump and the far right

The results of Monday’s referendum on the independence of Alberta—Canada’s oil-rich, fourth most-populous province—are a rebuke to the far right and to the Trump administration.

Left Party, Greens and the SPD agree to austerity measures, military build-up in talks for Berlin’s new Senate

The Left Party itself is a proven pillar of the existing order and of the policies of war and austerity and is even actively participating in the campaign against its own members of parliament.

Spain’s pseudo-left launches Broad Front as electoral trap for workers and youth

The launch of the Broad Front takes place amid an eruption of mass protests and strikes across Spain and Europe, from France to Italy, Portugal, Belgium and Albania.

Philippine impeachment prosecutors withdraw some charges against Vice President Duterte

Prosecutors dropped all but one of the charges against Duterte before the defense could answer, in a bid to accelerate her removal amid an escalating struggle over state power and relations with China.

New Zealand SEG candidate presents socialist and anti-war perspective at election forum

Tom Petterson addressed a candidates’ meeting in Epuni, Lower Hutt, outlining the SEG’s socialist demands and its opposition to all the parties of war and austerity.

Worker crushed to death at New Jersey foundry which was previously awarded OSHA’s highest safety recognition

Henry Antonio Marmol Martinez, a 52-year-old maintenance mechanic and father of six, was crushed to death at the McWane Ductile Foundry in Phillipsburg, New Jersey—a plant OSHA had certified under its highest "Star" safety designation.

A major episode of AI market turmoil

Growing debt and financial problems of AI-related firms may well be a harbinger of what is to come.

General Motors announces $20 billion share buyback for Wall Street, while closing Brownstown battery plant

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain responded to the buyback with a florid denunciation of “legalized mass looting,” designed to conceal the UAW bureaucracy's concessions that have made this looting possible.

Ebola spreads to Nigeria and Kenya as epidemic expands beyond Congo (DRC)

Nigeria has confirmed an imported case of Bundibugyo Ebola and Kenya has nine, while the Congolese epidemic has reached 9,552 cases and 4,602 deaths in eight provinces, with children dying at the highest rates.

Mexican health workers gather in second general assembly: Which way forward?

IMSS workers have united their movement in a national front and called a megamarch for a 10 percent raise. The union and the Sheinbaum government are playing for time as they seek to regain control.
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