Students and teachers in Italy strike against right-wing reforms and militarization

Students and teachers across Italy mobilized to protest industry-friendly reforms and militarization planned by the Meloni government.

Students and teachers across Italy mobilized to protest industry-friendly reforms and militarization planned by the Meloni government.

In addition to the new sanctions, Washington has imposed an economic, commercial, and energy blockade on the island. The Cuban president asserts that Cuba is not a threat to the US and vows to defend the homeland against any possible aggression.

During the Iranian foreign minister’s visit to Beijing, China reiterated the need for a comprehensive ceasefire in the region after calling the US-Israeli war on Iran “illegitimate”.

The WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram audio recordings leaked by Hondurasgate reveal an alleged plot and secret agreements involving Honduran President Nasry Asfura, former President Juan Orlando Hernández (convicted of drug trafficking), Argentine President Javier Milei, and the US and Israeli governments, among others.

As Trump moves to resume the war on Iran, taking military action in the Strait of Hormuz, opposition to the war and the Trump administration is deepening in the US.

Israeli authorities extended imprisonment of Global Sumud Flotilla activists Saif Abukeshek and Thiago Ávila amid reports of abuse and torture.

Large-scale rallies and meetings were organized by trade unions and left parties in every country in the region to commemorate the martyrs of Chicago from the 1886 strike for an eight-hour workday.

While Western media continued prophesying the fall of the popular, sovereignist government that expelled French troops, the cabinet met on April 29 to push forward with developmental projects.

Israel has intensified its assaults against Palestinians concurrently with its escalation on Lebanon, as part of its over two-year multi-front war in West Asia.

A few months before the local elections, the electoral authority decided to ban two opposition parties, adding to the suspension of Ecuador’s largest opposition party. Several critics claim that this is part of a series of decisions aimed at benefiting Daniel Noboa’s right-wing government.