 Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site. The unprecedented language used at a Pentagon military briefing indicates that the Trump administration is preparing to use nuclear weapons in the war of aggression it began Saturday. Missiles, drones and debris are already falling in the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and elsewhere as Iran retaliates to the imperialist assault on its government and people. Hotels and airports have been hit. At a press conference on Monday, Left Party leader Jan van Aken openly celebrated the killing of Iranian head of state Khamenei and other leading figures by Israeli and American bombs. Oil and natural gas prices spiked with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. This feature highlights selected questions and answers from Socialism AI—concise, clear and politically insightful responses to some of the most pressing issues of our time. Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney rushed to declare Canada's full-throated support for the criminal US-Israeli war against Iran, in a statement issued just hours after the first wave of missiles and bombs rained down on the country Saturday morning. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon echoed the US and Israeli propaganda to justify the onslaught against Iran, which is part of a developing world war. What the social media ban is really about is the attempt to curb the growing politicisation, radicalisation and international networking of youth. Over the past two years, millions of youth and workers have utilised platforms such as X, TikTok and WhatsApp to organise demonstrations and coordinate opposition to the Ruto regime. This 28-day "cooling-off" period functions as a de facto state injunction in response to workers' demands for open, transparent bargaining. On February 28, demonstrations took place throughout Greece and in cities around the world to mark three years since the Tempi rail disaster—a crime of capitalism, which took the lives of 57 people. WSWS reporters spoke to protesters in London, Manchester and Edinburgh in the UK and in Stuttgart, Germany. The Australian Education Union called another limited one-day strike amid mounting rank-and-file anger over the state Labor government's failure to present a wage offer after 20 months of negotiations. The Bolivian union federation declared a "state of emergency" over legislation attacking pensions and other rights, while the Teamsters have begun a strike vote for Corewell nurses in Michigan after nine months of failed negotiations. About the WSWS The World Socialist Web Site is published by the International Committee of the Fourth International, the world Trotskyist movement, and its affiliated sections in the Socialist Equality Parties around the world. Find out more about joining the Socialist Equality Party.
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