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  • FRANCE | 17 October Paris Protest – Report
    by Martin Powell-Davies, reporting from Paris
    On 17 October, well over 500,000 workers and youth poured onto the streets of towns and cities across France to take their latest step forward in the battle to defeat Macron and the French capitalists’ […] The post FRANCE | 17 October Paris Protest – Report appeared first on Committee for a Workers International.
  • Mass Protests Rock Albania
    by Mira Glavardanov
    The Albanian masses have been on the streets for almost five months. Protests started in May when it became known that the prime minister, Edi Rama, was more than willing to give away a nature […] The post Mass Protests Rock Albania appeared first on Committee for a Workers International.
  • IRELAND | October 14 Public Sector General Strike – A New Force Rising
    by ML reporters
    “We’re in a different country now than we were on October 13”. This comment from a leading trade unionist and Militant Left member sums up the seismic impact of Wednesday’s public sector general strike in […] The post IRELAND | October 14 Public Sector General Strike – A New Force Rising appeared first on Committee […]
  • Support the N20 International Youth Strikes
    by statement
    Workers and Youth Unite to Fight for a Socialist Future The CWI supports the youth strikes and mobilisations on 20 November called for by the International Youth Walkout Against War. Events are confirming the timeliness […] The post Support the N20 International Youth Strikes appeared first on Committee for a Workers International.
  • Thousands of job cuts announced at Norway’s postal service
    by Robin Nilsen
    The Yrkestrafikkforbundet (YTF), which represents postal workers in Norway, warns: “We fear that up to 2,000 mail carriers could lose their jobs if the government’s postal cuts are implemented.” This would represent a huge further […] The post Thousands of job cuts announced at Norway’s postal service appeared first on Committee for a Workers International.