Today on the WSWS

New Today -- 3 December 2018

Perspective

The mass protests in France: A new stage in the international class struggle

This weekend's anti-austerity demonstrations in France have shown the working class to be not just an oppressed class, but a revolutionary class.

News & Analysis

Autoworkers say fight necessary to stop GM plant closings, UAW betrayal

Momentum is growing for this Sunday's meeting to mobilize workers against the shutdown of five plants in the US and Canada and the elimination of more than 14,000 hourly and salaried jobs.

Indiana Lear auto parts workers vote down UAW sellout contract second time

G20 papers over differences as economic conflicts intensify

Third "yellow vest" protest in France defies government crackdown

Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador inaugurated as new president of Mexico

Sri Lanka: Factional deadlock remains in lead up to Supreme Court ruling

United Steelworkers push through sellout contract at ArcelorMittal

Cases like Hedda Martin's heart transplant denial "will continue to happen"

Former Dallas cop indicted for murder of neighbor

Electrical problems likely cause of Indiana house fire that killed six

Bank of England warns "no-deal" Brexit would be worse than 2008 crash

German trade union federation defends Hartz IV

Australia: Newcastle participants in high school climate strike speak out

Commentary

Media, political establishment laud George H. W. Bush

Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren glorify the late President Bush

Socialist Equality Party

The resurgence of the class struggle and the tasks of the Socialist Equality Party (UK): Part One

Arts Review

John Pilger discusses his "The Power of Documentary" film festival

This week in history

This week in history: December 3-9