In Berlin 250,000 march against unfair trade
It was a day to remember, a date for the record books: It marked a surprising development in German politics!
Burkina Faso coup reversed, general arrested
The coup in the West African country has evidently been reversed by the opposition of sections of the army loyal to the interim government.
Elections throw future of Portugal’s right wing government in doubt
The question of whether Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho will stay on, and on what basis, is the subject of intense negotiations.
The people in the tents say yes
"I will not leave - this park belongs to the people of Tijuana; we will defend it."
Germany: predictions after 25 years
After 25 years of unification, annexation, or occupation, the only safe predictions in Germany still seem to be the ones about lunar eclipses.
Top UAW organizer: Union campaign at Nissan a civil rights fight
"Unions are multi-cultural organizations that unite people around class issues, such as the abuse of low-pay temp workers,"
U.S. blockade of Cuba puts children at risk
Although Cuba's socialist society guarantees all Cubans free high quality health care, Cubans unnecessarily suffer due to the U.S. blockade that prevents medical equipment and supplies from reaching them.
After a year, questions remain about Mexico’s missing
Cities throughout the world will be holding one-year anniversary events to continue the pressure for answers.
Today in history: An era ends in Eastern Europe
On this date in 1990,the Supreme Soviet gave approval to switch to a free market economy, the signal for the GDR to leave the now moribund Warsaw Pact.
Cuba: Pope takes mass and visits Fidel
The Pope completed his visit to Cuba and was welcomed to the U.S. today.
