 Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site. Whatever the outcome of the election, the American political system is breaking down. The type of fascistic movement that Trump is constructing will continue to grow in strength and can only be opposed through the development of a socialist movement in the working class. Volkswagen management is planning a radical cost-cutting program, but has so far kept details secret. "Our ability to reach broader sections of workers is an expression of the objective conditions forced upon us internationally. Across industry and geographic lines, workers are facing increasing workloads, decreasing pay, and deteriorating workplace safety." The vote is the latest blow to attempts by the union bureaucrats to ram through rail contracts even worse than the one imposed by Congress in a strike ban in late 2022. Hundreds of ballots were destroyed in Vancouver, Washington, Monday morning in a targeted arson attack. Whatever the form it takes, the next government will be one of instability and crisis as it seeks to impose new burdens on the working class in order to boost corporate profits and aggressively pursue the interests of Japanese imperialism. Because Daniel Shuminov was involved in a Palestine camp at Goethe University, the Historical Museum has withdrawn all his jobs as a guide. Keziah Ridgeway was removed from her post last month following complaints from far right Zionist elements in Philadelphia who objected to her vocal defense of her students' rights to free speech and opposition to the Gaza genocide. This report includes videos of speeches delivered by SEP members, explaining the administration and outlining a perspective to fight it. Political turmoil has seized the south Caucasus country, as pro-Western protesters heed the president's call to reject the outcome of parliamentary elections. Millions in various sectors are angered at stagnating wages and worsening conditions amid a worsening cost-of-living crisis, expressed in the wave of strikes this month by many thousands of workers across different industries. The Albanese Labor government's caps on international student enrolments are triggering thousands of university job cuts across Australia. On October 27 Montreal port workers held another one-day strike, while 1,300 pilots at Allegiant are set to vote to authorize a strike after going 8 years without a wage rise. Early on Monday morning, October 21, a 46-year-old train driver died while working at a depot in the city of Duisburg. 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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