Lebanon begins disarmament of Palestinian resistance groups in refugee camps
The process will be carried out in phases as per an agreement between the Palestinian Authority and the Lebanese state.
Organizers demand release of Katrina funds in New Orleans
New Orleans grassroots organizers are putting pressure on their city “so we don’t see another event like Katrina”
Syria’s interim government faces backlash for “step toward normalization” in US-brokered talks with Israel
Although Syria’s new ruler claimed that the controversial meeting aimed to enhance national stability and security due to Israel’s recurrent assaults on the Arab country, the move was seen by critics as an explicit act of normalization.
“Unpaid work is over”: Canadian flight attendants reach tentative agreement with airline
Air Canada flight attendants win ground pay after four-day strike after workers condemn government’s back-to-work order as violation of their rights
Peru’s former PM Betssy Chávez has launched a hunger strike in prison
The former PM has been in prison since the coup against Pedro Castillo. In her latest letter, she announced she was embarking on a hunger strike, explicitly stating she does not wish to be revived.
Organizations from the African continent launch day of solidarity with the Alliance of Sahel States
Pan Africanism Today Secretariat rallies global solidarity as Sahel nations mark two years of defying neocolonial rule
Malaysian plantation workers mobilize to demand housing rights
The Socialist Party of Malaysia (PSM) and the Farm Society Support Committee (JSML) have prepared a draft law which proposes a universal public housing plan for all farm workers in the country.
Tensions rise in Ecuador as President Noboa protests against the Constitutional Court
The Ecuadorian president has decided to confront the Constitutional Court, which has partially blocked his controversial laws, in the streets and at the polls.