Dear reader, Here are the latest articles published today on the World Socialist Web Site.
Mehring Verlag, the publishing house of the Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei (Socialist Equality Party) in Germany, will soon release a new German-language edition of Leon Trotsky’s My Life. Written in 1929 from forced exile—after Trotsky's expulsion from the Soviet Union and on the eve of the catastrophes that would define the 20th century—the autobiography is at once a literary masterpiece and an essential document of revolutionary history.
The walkout by members of UAW Local 2093 is part of a growing revolt among auto parts workers, who are fighting to overturn decades of UAW-backed concessions.
Far from being a force for stability and peace, as Hegseth claimed, the US is on a global military rampage in open violation of international law and without any mandate from the UN or the US Congress.
The Labor government and the fascistic Trump administration were as one at the forum in their denunciations of China and their plans for a further military build-up.
The strike, backed by a 98 percent authorization vote, opens a new front in a wave of rebellion throughout the auto parts industry, alongside ongoing contract battles by 1,300 workers at Nexteer Automotive in Saginaw and thousands more at Dana, Magna International and Bridgewater Interiors.
WSWS reporters spoke to members of the SI-Cobas rank-and-file union, which mainly organizes logistics workers, at a demonstration in Rome.
CWU leaders Ward and Walsh have not been in a dispute with the company, but with their own members.
Reducing the origins of the war to the manoeuvres of the Israel lobby or the decisions of Israel’s government sidelines the historical, geopolitical, socio‑economic and class dynamics that have shaped the conflict.
The runoff election in the third-largest country in Latin America, a long-standing hub for US operations, has started with allegations of fraud and appeals for military intervention.
In reburying and celebrating this Nazi criminal as a hero, the ruling class is attempting to reanimate the political corpse of fascism.
Mass demonstrations in Nanyuki, Kenya, have erupted against a planned US Ebola quarantine facility, denouncing Washington’s callous and imperialist response to the catastrophic outbreak ravaging central Africa.
Employers' association Gesamtmetall is threatening the loss of 300,000 jobs in the metal and electrical industry. The consequences of the Iran war are being passed on to the working class through mass layoffs and social cuts.
What is unfolding is not a spontaneous eruption of "popular anger,” as it is often portrayed, but the outcome of a consciously cultivated political campaign by the bourgeois establishment and official media, developed over many years.
Around 40,000 subway and bus workers in New York City’s Metropolitan Transit Authority remain on the job more than two weeks after their collective bargaining agreement expired.
Left Voice’s publication of an article by DSA member Joe Wrote—who celebrated Trotsky’s murder with an ice-pick tweet— exposes the politics behind the organization’s call for a “united front” with the Democratic Party-aligned pseudo-left.
The final meeting in the series will be held Saturday June 6 at the University of Newcastle and online.
Opposition to the war is growing among workers and youth, who face soaring living costs and worsening social conditions.
As global warming accelerates, sea levels are projected to rise on average 1 meter (3.3 feet) by the end of the century, inundating vast low-lying areas.
About 4,500 public service workers across the province of Ontario are entering their second week on strike, while journalists at four McClatchey-owned newspapers are pressing wage demands and restrictions on AI
After months of complaints, a coverup and a 20-day delay by the landlord to acknowledge that the complex had been condemned by local building officials, residents of Wildwood Off Main apartments in Kalamazoo were abruptly forced to vacate their residences in the 292-unit complex.
At least 11 percent of all Canadians, 11.5 percent of children, and more than 25 percent of all “unattached individuals” under the age of 64 are living in poverty, according to a recent government report.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Trotsky’s My Life: An imperishable contribution to Marxism and world literature
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