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"No cuts!”—Protest at Frankfurt’s Goethe University against the devastation of education
University management plans to axe 60 professorships, merge faculties and destroy numerous fixed-term posts.

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One-day general strike hits Spain in run-up to November 29 elections
On November 11, workers walked out in Spain’s first nationwide strike in 14 years as social and political anger erupts against soaring rents, falling real wages and the rising cost of living.

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"It’s about class”: Powerful strike by Harvard academic workers collides with the Democratic Party establishment
The strike by more than 4,000 Harvard graduate student workers and first-ever walkout of non-tenure-track faculty and researchers is a direct conflict with the Democrats who oversee the richest university in the world.

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Build the HABAŞ Workers Rank-and-File Committee in Türkiye! Spread the struggle to Aliağa and beyond!
Statement of the HABAŞ Workers Rank-and-File Committee Initiative after the explosion that killed 19 workers at the HABAŞ steel plant in Aliağa, Türkiye.

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Indonesian vice president resigns
Gibran Rakabuming Raka’s resignation marks the breakdown of the de facto alliance between Gibran’s father—former president Joko Widodo—and current president Prabowo Subianto that underpinned the latter’s win in the 2024 election.

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