Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site. The summary execution of two Palestinians in the West Bank reveals the "peace" deal signed by Israel and sanctified by the U.N. Security Council as nothing more than an enabling act for genocide throughout all of Palestine. The administration is using the shooting, committed by a long-time CIA asset, as a pretext to to strip citizenship from naturalized and native-born residents alike. Two hundred people remain unaccounted for as emergency crews continue search, recovery and support operations in the catastrophic and preventable 43-hour fire at the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in the Tai Po district of Hong Kong. Natural disasters, including landslides, are not purely natural phenomena but catastrophic creations of the profit-driven capitalist system. The trajectory of Tanzania under Nyerere stands as a decisive refutation of the petty-bourgeois illusion that national independence, state ownership, or Pan-African sentiment could substitute for proletarian revolution. The trade union leaders in the sector have responded only with statements of concern, moral indignation and sternly worded press releases. The pre-written email piles one falsehood on another to cover up the CWU leadership's record of betrayal. After talks with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, the Greens helped the government ram through parliament seven "environmental" bills to speed up approvals of critical minerals and other war-related projects. "If it's left to the company, it's going to be a cover-up. Workers should lead the investigation." The November 1 explosion, which killed 24 people, began at an electrical transformer improperly installed inside the store. Growing anger over mass redundancies and wage cuts has produced an open revolt against IG Metall. At Bosch in Schwäbisch Gmünd, workers are now moving to establish their own independent organisation to defend jobs and living standards. Wellington's diplomatic bullying of the Cook Islands is part of the sharpening geopolitical tensions in the Pacific region aimed at China. Despite the great determination evinced by nurses, the main danger is that they remain isolated as Ford continues its operations. India: 5,000 sanitation workers strike indefinitely in Jaipur; Bangladesh: Garment workers fight sudden closure of factory; Australia: Bus drivers strike in Newcastle; Tasmania's public hospital scientists walk out for better enterprise deal. 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. We're powered by the support of our readers and workers. Make a contribution today to the World Socialist Web Site. This email was sent to alitealbum.wsws@blogger.com. If you want to, you can unsubscribe. We rely on your financial support and your participation. Copyright © 2024, World Socialist Web Site, wsws.org. All rights reserved.
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