BP suspends all oil shipments through Red Sea in response to Houthi blockade
Oil and gas prices have surged following British Petroleum’s announcement of shipments pause due to “deteriorating security situation”
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi elected for a third term
Al-Sisi got almost 90% of all votes despite his government’s failure to address economic crisis in the country and allegations of widespread suppression of dissent
How could theater not be political? Left theater troupe in France fights eviction
Saint Denis city government allotted the La Belle Étoile theater, base of Compagnie Jolie Môme since 2004, to a different group in November, over apprehensions of the group’s politics
One of Africa’s largest peasant organizations condemns Israel’s genocide in Palestine
MVIWATA of Tanzania affirmed their total solidarity with the Palestinian people in a statement released during their AGM
Largest health workers union in United States calls for ceasefire
Support for a ceasefire is growing among the US labor movement as 1199 SEIU joins the global movement
On 70th day of Israel’s war, Palestinian death toll hit 19,000
Ignoring global calls for an immediate ceasefire Israel claims the war in Gaza will continue for months to come, denies any possibility for peace now
US union leaders call on labor to join movement for a ceasefire
At a Washington, DC press conference labeled “Unions for ceasefire now,” union leaders joined Congressmembers in calling on labor to take action
Israel continues to kill hundreds of Palestinian civilians in Gaza and West Bank
Israeli forces abducted the director and over 70 staff from Kamal Adwan Hospital in northern Gaza after causing death of two injured Palestinians by preventing timely treatment