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This week in history: April 13-19

Massacre of students in Ethiopia; India, China resume official ties; European Coal and Steel Community formed; First dance premiere for Martha Graham

New Zealand protests against war on Iran, Lebanon and Gaza

Thousands of people joined protests to denounce New Zealand’s alliance with the US and government silence on US and Israeli war crimes. The organisers, however, promoted illusions in Labour and the Greens.

Tom Peters

Oppose the draft! Build a working class movement against imperialist war!

The Socialist Equality Party and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality warn workers and young people throughout the United States: the American ruling class is laying the foundations for the reimposition of the draft. The oligarchy wants cannon fodder for its illegal and expanding wars of aggression.

Statement of the Socialist Equality Party (SEP) and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE)

Turkish independent union leader Başaran Aksu arrested

Başaran Aksu, who has played a leading role in workers’ struggles emerging in opposition to union bureaucracies, has been a target of both companies and the state for some time. It follows the unlawful arrest of independent union leader Mehmet Türkmen last month.

Barış Demir

Firefighters hold more strikes across New Zealand

While the government insists that 2,000 Fire and Emergency NZ workers must take a pay cut, the opposition Labour Party, with the support of the union leaders, is seeking to divert workers’ anger behind its election campaign.

Tom Peters

Far-right Alberta premier announces anti-immigrant referendum

Evoking the fascist anti-immigrant demagogy of the Trump administration, far-right Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has called a provincial referendum for next fall with the aim of whipping up animosity to immigrants and providing “popular” sanction for stripping them of rights.

Graham Beverly

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa

Workers face riot police in general strike against welfare cuts in Northern Cyprus; Royal Fleet Auxiliary staff who support UK Royal Navy walk out over pay; resident doctors in Nigeria begin indefinite walkout over pay and conditions

Hungary elections: US Vice President Vance throws his weight behind Orbán

For the working class, this election offers no progressive alternative. Neither Orbán nor Magyar represents its interests. Both stand for militarism, social attacks and authoritarian forms of rule—albeit with differing foreign policy orientations.

Markus Salzmann, Johannes Stern

Suicide of U-M researcher: Stop the persecution of Chinese scientists!

The tragic death of Danhao Wang, a brilliant Chinese postdoctoral researcher at the University of Michigan, is the direct and fatal consequence of a vicious xenophobic campaign of harassment and intimidation orchestrated by the federal government and enabled by the university administration.

IYSSE at University of Michigan

NASA’s Artemis II completes lunar flyby

The new aspects of spaceflight being carried out by Artemis II largely concern the impacts of radiation on the spacecraft and the astronauts themselves.

Bryan Dyne
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