Nato’s beleaguered Afghan war continued to spill over into Pakistan this week, reigniting tensions between the US and the leaders of its client state.

Three and a half million people marched on over 200 demonstrations across France according to the CGT union federation.

As news of the election came out on Sunday evening and through Monday morning, and the realisation that a racist party, the Swedish Democrats, had received 20 seats in parliament, angry Swedish people

Low-paid workers in the Global South are often dismissed as powerless. But Bangladeshi garment workers are leading a fightback.

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The Kabul district of Khoshal Khan Mina has a dark history. In 1992 the worst massacre of Afghanistan’s bloody civil war took place here.

On Wed 1 Sept 2010 the masses in Mozambique burst into an uprising over rising bread, water and electricity.

The Theatre National De Chaillot was closed Tuesday September 7th- from the building hung a huge white sheet spray painted in big red and black lettering stating – “The theatre is closed as the worker

The media have reported the hearings into the war crimes trial of former Liberian president Charles Taylor as a soap opera starring such celebrities as Naomi Campbell and Mia Farrow.