New Today -- 2 July 2018

Perspective

European Union intensifies campaign of terror against refugees

The EU summit at the end of last week marked a dangerous turning point in post-World War II European history.

News & Analysis

Hundreds of thousands march against Trump's persecution of immigrants

There were protests in more than 700 locations, with the largest in Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington and New York City.

Protesting workers and youth defend immigrants

Australia: Biloela residents continue protests against deportation of Tamil refugee family

Massive victory for Andrs Manuel Lpez Obrador in Mexican elections

European Union warns of global trade war if US auto tariffs go ahead

US financial board spars with Puerto Rican authorities over how best to pillage island

Vice-President Pence threatens immigrants, Assange, and Venezuela during Latin America tour

Attacker stabs nine people at apartment complex housing refugees in Boise, Idaho

Trump under pressure from US intelligence agencies over North Korea

The NHS 70th anniversary rally in London: A vote of no confidence in Labour and the trade unions

British workers speak out in defence of public healthcare

Prince William visit seeks to reinforce Britain's ties with Israel

Air pollution leading cause of death among children in sub-Saharan Africa

Australian farmers testify to royal commission on predatory activities of banks

Commentary

Ocasio-Cortez on "Meet the Press": Double-talk, evasion and a disavowal of socialism

SEP 2018 Election Campaign

SEP, IYSSE campaign for congressional candidate Niles Niemuth at pro-immigrant protest in Ann Arbor, Michigan

Arts Review

An interview with Mexican documentarian Juan Francisco Urrusti, director of In Exile: A Family Film

This week in history

This week in history: July 2-8