Despite electricity cuts, Venezuela remains calm
On Saturday March 30, following the third massive electricity cut, thousands mobilized in Caracas in support of the government and against imperialism
Indian political prisoner GN Saibaba denied bail again despite deteriorating health condition
Saibaba, a tireless fighter for the rights of Indigenous communities, has been in jail since March 2017 on charges of association with the banned Communist Party of India (Maoist)
Canadian Federal Court stops deportation of Roma woman and her child after protests
Community groups said that the deportation threatens the safety of Monica and Alexa due to the increasing neo-Nazi violence against Roma population in Hungary and across Europe.
Thousands protest in Russia in defense of workers’ rights
The rallies have been organized in the wake of simmering discontent in the country against Vladimir Putin’s anti-dissent legislations and controversial pension reforms.
Saudi bombing in Yemen kills 4 children as the war enters its fifth year
On Tuesday, tens of thousands protested against the US-backed and Saudi-led war on Yemen, and marched in solidarity with fighters
Israeli occupation forces continue military escalation inside besieged Gaza
The recent military flare-up by Israel comes a few weeks before the crucial general elections in April
Power restored slowly in Venezuela after yet another round of attacks on electrical system
Two attacks on the national electrical system on March 25 left nearly a dozen states without power
US airstrike kills ten minors, three civilians in Afghanistan
The attack on the city of Kunduz was condemned by the UN assistance mission, which said it deliberately targeted civilian officials.