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** The British elections and the defeat of the Labour Party ([link removed] )
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This is a slightly edited talk from the Dec. 19 Workers World Party forum in New York City. I thought we should take this opportunity to talk about the Dec.12 British elections. I’m not going to give a comprehensive analysis of it. What I’m going to do is reflect on . . .

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** University students in Philadelphia protest anti-Muslim laws in India ([link removed] )
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On Dec. 19, over 60 demonstrators at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia denounced India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies, which pose immediate threats to Muslims. Indian students demonstrate Dec. 19 against Modi government’s anti-Muslim laws Speakers, signs and chants criticized passage of a discriminatory amendment to India’s citizenship laws . . .

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** Another kind of war: Unilateral economic sanctions damage Syria ([link removed] )
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First published in the German daily newspaper Junge Welt on Dec. 16. Translation by John Catalinotto. At the beginning of December, the Conference of Germany’s State Interior Ministers extended the ban on deportations to Syria without restrictions until at least June 2020. Originally, the interior ministers at their autumn meeting . . .

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** Sanctions: A new generation of warfare ([link removed] )
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Below is a slightly edited version of a talk by Makasi Motema given at a Dec. 19 Workers World Party meeting in New York City. In the winter of 1941, the people of Leningrad survived on 125 grams of bread per day. Half of that bread was made of sawdust. . . .

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