Global Summit Gives Wisconsin Workers and Farmers a Platform to Demand Fair Trade
As G20 trade ministers meet in Milwaukee, labor advocates are pushing for a trade agenda that delivers for working people.
International
American Mining Corporation Wins Partial Victory in Lawsuit Against Mexico
An international tribunal awarded only a fraction of the firm’s original claim, but Mexico’s struggle against corporate legal threats continues.
The World Is Building an IPCC for Inequality. Let’s Make It Count
Governments are finally building a panel to measure the wealth gap. That's welcome, but the force closing it was never going to come from experts alone.
15 Years on from Occupy, the Long Fight of the 99% Continues
Gen Z-led protest movements are building on a long legacy of struggle against economic inequality.
Zimbabwe’s Economy Must Serve Citizens, Not Just Ruling Elites
The country’s dramatic inequality requires real interventions.
Rubio Promises Cuba a Better Future — in a Cardboard Box
America's new aid program on the island pales in comparison to the economic impacts of the blockade.
The World Is Watching the United States. So Are Workers.
An international coalition of unions just placed the United States on a "Watchlist" for labor violations.
Mexico’s 99% Demanded Justice by Showing FIFA, Billionaires, and Corporations a Red Card
The people of Mexico demanded that the people’s game be returned to them.
The Electricity Divide Is Keeping More than Half a Billion from Enjoying World Cup
Debt obligations are keeping the Global South from electrifying, holding back development and blocking millions from watching this summer’s tournament.