A bankruptcy crisis is looming over the world. The New York Times has called it “a debt crisis unlike anything we have seen.”
In the midst of the war with Russia, the Ukrainian parliament has been pushing forward the harshest cuts to workers’ rights in the country’s history.
In July, the Sri Lankan masses brought down Gota Rajapaksa. But once they left the streets, his stooge, Ranil Wickremesinghe took his place and unleashed repression.
On Saturday July 9, tens of thousands of ordinary Sri Lankans descended on the capital, Colombo, and proceeded to take over the presidential residence.
On June 13, a new national strike began in Ecuador. Demands include the freezing of the price of gasoline, price controls on basic foodstuffs, and opposition to privatization.
The Sudanese Revolution is at a critical crossroads. The liberals and so-called international community have shown they offer no solutions.
