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  • by CWI reporters from Kazakhstan
    Nikol Pashinyan has emerged victorious in Armenia’s parliamentary elections, securing a mandate that will shape the country’s geopolitical orientation in the coming years. The election took place amid growing tensions between Yerevan and Moscow. Pashinyan, […] The post Pro-EU Pashinyan wins Armenia’s elections – what does it mean for working people? appeared first on Socialist […]
  • by Socialistworld.net
    Watch Carmel Gates, General Secretary of NIPSA and a Militant Left (CWI Ireland) supporter, and Padraig Mulholland, Assistant General Secretary of NIPSA and a Militant Left supporter, respond to the recent wave of racist and […] The post Trade unionists respond to the recent racist violence [Watch video] appeared first on Socialist World Media.
  • by Jon Dale, Socialist Party (CWI England & Wales)
    The latest outbreak of Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) threatens poor miners, their families and health workers. Its consequences could spread far beyond DRC borders. There have been 40 outbreaks since […] The post Ebola Epidemic Exposes Global Health Inequality appeared first on Socialist World Media.
  • by Guest article by Yasha Marmer, Socialist Struggle Movement, Israel-Palestine
    Under pressure, Netanyahu declared that “at the moment, the fire has been halted”. But the war on Lebanon continues and the aggression against Iran has only halted for the moment First published on socialiststruggle.org on […] The post Netanyahu Government Initiated Escalation in Lebanon in Hope of Collapsing the Ceasefire with Iran  appeared first on […]
  • by Alejandro Ramirez (Socialismo Revolucionario CWI Chile)
    Popular self-organization, government crisis, and the challenges of a new stage of struggle Bolivia is experiencing one of the most intense and contradictory periods in its recent history. Less than a year after Rodrigo Paz […] The post Bolivia: The power of the masses once again displayed appeared first on Socialist World Media.