IT workers in India fight back against proposed increase in working hours
The Karnataka state government, home to one of the world’s largest IT sectors, has proposed increasing working hours from 10 to 14 per day
Taiwan holds largest ever war drill amidst typhoon, China calls it wasteful and provocative
Annual war games continued in Taiwan despite the devastation caused by Typhoon Gaemi, which has led to deaths, injuries, and the displacement of over 12,000 people
Cyprus marks 50 years since coup and invasion
Cypriots honor those who fell in the struggle for self-determination and freedom as it commemorates the 50th anniversary of the Greek junta coup and the Turkish invasion
Venezuela’s electoral authority debunks “vote rigging” narrative ahead of Sunday’s presidential elections
In the week ahead of Venezuela’s presidential elections, the National Electoral Council met with international electoral observers and representatives from all political parties
China and the Philippines reach an agreement to avoid confrontation over disputed island territory
China has accused the Philippines of occupying parts of its Island territories in the South China Sea. The situation has produced confrontations between the armed forces of both countries
Seven major labor unions demand US end military aid to Israel
Major step taken in overcoming past divisions and uniting Palestine solidarity and labor movements in the United States
Artists, trade union leaders, academics, journalists, and politicians unite against Netanyahu
Netanyahu’s upcoming visit to US Congress has drawn together a broad spectrum of forces in opposition
United Auto Workers join mobilization against Netanyahu Congressional visit
One of the largest labor unions in the country has taken a major step in uniting labor and Palestine solidarity movements