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One Child Shot per Hour in Brazil: “Children’s Rights” under Bolsonaro
Since the beginning of the year, 20 children have been shot in the metropolitan region of Rio de Janeiro — and one ... -
Massive Protests Erupt in Indonesia Against Austerity
Thursday, October 8, the third day of protests in Indonesia against a legislative reform that slashes labor rights and threatens ... -
Turkey and Greece Face Off for Oil and Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean
The dispute for the control over hydrocarbons discovered at the bottom of the Mediterranean is re-configuring the links between two ... -
Sudan Shaken by New Protests
Protests throughout the East African country are demanding political reforms toward “democracy.” But the country’s economic and social situation is ... -
Coup D’état in Mali Amidst Ongoing Demonstrations
After months of protests and economic and political crisis, the Malian government was overthrown by a military Coup on August ... -
A Wave of Workers’ Strikes Erupts in Iran
The working class in Iran is currently suffocating under a severe economic crisis exacerbated by U.S. sanctions and the coronavirus ... -
Ten Years Since the Arab Spring: Revolution, Counterrevolution, and Revolts in the Middle East and North Africa
Almost a decade ago the Arab Spring sparked a wave of class struggle after the previous global economic crisis. With ... -
Hunger Revolts Return to Iraq
Iraqi youth fear hunger and unemployment more than the coronavirus or ISIS. The economic crisis in Iraq, caused by the ... -
New Protests in Lebanon against Banks and the Government
On Sunday, Lebanon’s streets were filled with demonstrations against the country’s banks and its government, which continue to drown thousands ... -
Why Is Palestine So Vulnerable to the Coronavirus?
The Palestinian territories are probably among the most vulnerable on the planet to the coronavirus pandemic. What will happen when ...
Author: Salvador Soler
