Jovo Bakić, a professor at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Philosophy and a candidate on the Student List, recalls election night and explains his hopes for changing Serbia’s political system.
Jovo Bakić, a professor at the University of Belgrade’s Faculty of Philosophy and a candidate on the Student List, recalls election night and explains his hopes for changing Serbia’s political system.
Shilpi Chhotray interviews journalist Shrishti Khanna about India’s youth-led Cockroach Janta movement, voter-roll removals, police violence and the challenge of turning viral protest into sustained political organizing.
Fred Bailhau discusses the unions’ response to the September 29 strike in France, wage demands, elected strike committees and the role of class struggle in confronting the far right.
Fred Bailhau discusses the September 29 strike in France, budget cuts and the unexpected mobilization of high school students, from teacher shortages to resistance against police violence.
There are some staples of high school blockades. The trash cans we pile up at six in the morning to block the entrance. The chants, always the same after twenty years and despite name changes—“The youth say ‘screw the National Front’!” ” And, since the revolt began in late September, the presence o…
Once again, the youth are taking the initiative in a social movement. Trade unions must support October 17 and propose a plan to defeat Macron and his austerity. We republish an article signed by numerous trade union activists across the country.
"Only for Paris and luxury cities": what is the real state of school inequalities? Rapports de force School buildings in disrepair, students without high schools, end of "priority education" schemes… Mobilized high school students highlight school inequalities between their territories. What is t…
It seems that neoliberalism has passed its peak. The market does not create more jobs, pollutes healthcare, is bad for housing, and does nothing about climate problems, to name but a few things. The international trade union movement, including the Dutch one, has suffered seriously from the capita…
Chile has been heralded for decades as one of the most democratic and stable countries in Latin America. Yet over the past seven years, it has undergone remarkable transitions: a massive social uprising
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