Today on the WSWS

New Today -- 18 March 2019

Perspective

The New Zealand terrorist attack and the international danger of fascism

The gunman prepared and carried out the terrorist atrocity on behalf of an international network of fascists and white supremacists.

News & Analysis

Median CEO pay in US tops $1 million a month

Attacks on workers are paying off for the bosses at Ford, Boeing, Blue Cross Blue Shield and other giant corporations.

Nationwide strike by primary school educators in the Netherlands

Two years since Indian court condemned autoworkers to life-in-prison in monstrous frame-up

Boeing, FAA, pilots unions complicit in rushing doomed jets into service

Millions of American youth attend schools with police but no support staff

Obesity-related cancers rise among US millennials

Macron denounces growing wave of protests in France

German government wants its own aircraft carrier

Thousands of New Zealand students join climate change protests

More voices from the Australian climate strike

Voices from UK climate change protests

Protesters speak out at UN Anti-Racist Day rally in London

Australian royal commission into aged care begins second hearing

The Fight Against Fascism

English-language edition of Why are they Back? launched in London

Free Assange and Manning!

The guilty silence over the jailing of Chelsea Manning

International Youth and Students for Social Equality

Right-wing campaign targets student critics of Chelsea Clinton

Arts Review

The Widow: Kate Beckinsale's journey into African danger