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Watch: A tribute to Australian Trotskyist Ken Mantell

On January 18, the Socialist Equality Party held a memorial meeting to celebrate the life of Ken Mantell, a member of the Trotskyist movement for more than 40 years.

Socialist Equality Party (Australia)

Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific

India: Tamil Nadu school midday meal workers strike; Bangladeshi tannery workers demand fixed wages; Qantas workers in Sydney strike for new work agreement; New Zealand firefighters continue nationwide strike action.

Supporters call for release of innocent family held in ICE detention for 7 months as Trump administration continues national immigrant kidnapping operation

The family continues to be held at an ICE detention facility in Dilley, Texas after the children’s father, Mohamed Soliman, was accused of throwing Molotov cocktails at a pro-Israel march in Colorado Springs on June 1 last year, more than seven months ago. Even FBI testimony has declared the family innocent of any collaboration with the father’s actions.

Dan Conway

Whistleblowers expose ICE memo that disregards the 4th Amendment

Two anonymous DHS officials have exposed through Whistleblower Aid a secret memorandum from Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons that authorizes federal immigration police to forcibly enter homes with only “administrative” paperwork, not a search warrant issued by a judge.

Kevin Reed

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Motorway and road infrastructure workers across Germany walk out over pay and lack of investment; stoppage over pay and conditions shuts government administrative offices in Federal Capital Territory Administration around Abuja, Nigeria

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David North

Democrats will allow full ICE funding in budget bill

Facing a January 30 deadline for another federal government shutdown, House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said Tuesday that the Democratic leadership would not seek to block funding of Immigration and Customs Enforcement and other units of the Department of Homeland Security.

Patrick Martin

Twilight at the Met: Capitalism’s contempt for culture

The company’s announcement this week of yet another round of devastating cutbacks exposes the incapacity of American capitalism to sustain even its most celebrated cultural institutions.

Fred Mazelis, David North

New York nurses remain defiant as hospitals dig in

As hospital executives again slander nurses as irresponsible, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Bernie Sanders intervened at the picket lines on Tuesday to make appeals for negotiations.

Daniel de Vries, Robert Milkowski, Steve Light

The only way to fight the Al-Qaeda regime in Syria is to fight imperialism

As a result of an imperialist-backed proxy war, HTS was brought to power in Damascus with the support of Washington and Ankara and now it seeks to consolidate its control of the country by violently suppressing all minorities, including the Kurds.

Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi – Dördüncü Enternasyonal

Workers Struggles: The Americas

Over 2,000 healthcare workers in Minneapolis-St. Paul are set to strike, while in Argentina, protests were held in support of Lutramax workers who are opposing firings.

Under threat from Trump, Ottawa unveils new trade deal with China

Carney’s rhetoric cannot conceal the fact that his trade deal with Beijing is extremely modest. Nonetheless, it threatens to exacerbate tensions with Washington, and deepen the regional cleavages within the Canadian ruling class.

Our reporters

Warning strikes for higher wages in Germany’s public sector

Public sector workers across Germany have staged warning strikes to demand higher wages, but the unions are working to suppress opposition. The strikes must be expanded into a political fight against the government's pro-war policies and austerity measures.

Katerina Selin

This week in history: January 19-25

Estrada ousted in the Philippines; Civil war breaks out in Lebanon; US uses napalm in Korean War; Textile strike in Passaic, New Jersey

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