By Liv Shange Moyo PRMI in Sweden. 16 April 2025 Two years of civil war between the RSF and the SAF – two counter-revolutionary forces that together suppressed the revolutionary movement that was sparked in 2018 before falling out – has left Sudan’s people ravaged, brutalised, starved, but not defeated. What is behind the war […]
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By Upul Siriwardene, PRMI in Sri Lanka. 15 April 2025. US President Donald Trump raised the tariff on Sri Lankan exports to the US to 44 percent on 2 April. After the news, the Sri Lankan stock market’s overall price index fell by 349.84 units on 3 April, by 254.25 units on the 4th, and
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PRMI spoke to Derya, a member of the Sosyalist Emekçiler Partisi – SEP about the massive wave of protest that followed the arrest of the Mayor of Istanbul, Ekrem İmamoğlu. 12 April 2025 PRMI: Can you outline what the current situation is? Derya: On March 19, after Erdoğan detained and imprisoned his most powerful rival,
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By Peter Delsing, PRMI in Belgium. 8 April 2025 The tariffs announced by US president Donald Trump last week sent shock waves through stock markets, governments and business headquarters. Working class and poor families worldwide will be the hardest hit by this trade war. Tariffs on goods imported into the US have leapt from about
By Harper Cleves, Socialist Party Ireland. 31 March 2025 Trump’s resounding victory in the 2024 election was a huge blow to millions living in the United States and around the world. From promises of deporting ‘one million immigrants,’ to spending tens of millions of dollars in the final weeks of the election campaign on ads
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By Walter Chambers, 27 March 2025 The massive protests that have already lasted six days in Istanbul, the city that sits on the edge of Europe are a vivid reminder of the volatility of this whole region. Yet the mainstream and even left media pay scant attention to what is happening. Already this year barely
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It’s now over four years since the Tatmadaw, Myanmar’s military overthrew the elected government. The coup met widespread resistance and escalated into a brutal civil war. PRMI reporters spoke to the Marxist journalist and historian Phyo Win Latt. 24 March 2025 PRMI: With the world news dominated by the Genocide in Gaza, war in Ukraine,
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By Charlie Jean McKeown, Socialist Party Ireland 27 March 2025 Serbia has been captured by anti-corruption protests for four months, which are student-led, and have now gained an untameable momentum. On 1 November last year, the newly “renovated” concrete canopy of Novi Sad train station collapsed, killing 15 and severely injuring two more. The open
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By Alternativa Socialista, PRMI in Mexico. 24 March 2025 Trump’s accession to the US presidency poses a threat to Latin America. And it breeds new dangers in a world plagued by war, climate change, the rise of the far right and the economic crisis. The increase in tariffs on Mexican products, despite the rhetoric of
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By Serge Jordan, PRMI. 19 March 2025 In the dead of night, in the midst of Ramadan, the Israeli regime resumed its mass bombing of Gaza, obliterating any remaining semblance of holding onto what was already an increasingly precarious and threatened ceasefire. The claim that Israel merely targeted Hamas operatives in this new barrage of
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Joint statement by Project for a Revolutionary Marxist International Sri Lanka and Socialist India Warning: the content within refers to harrowing cases of sexual assault, and could be potentially triggering. Rage is boiling over across South Asia as women refuse to be silent in the face of repeated horrific acts of sexual violence. Last Monday,
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Daniel Green, PRMI in US. 17 March 2025 All across the United States of America, working class people of all political stripes have reached an unprecedented unity in support of the Robin Hood-like character of suspected assassin Luigi Mangione, accused of shooting UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Luigi, who suffered from chronic pain and whose mother
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