DEM VOLKE DIENEN

Ready for war." This is what the German army is should become again. For this, the Ministry of Defense, which reports to the german defense minister Boris Pistorius, has now presented a concept paper as a proposal in which initial measures are set out to drive forward in the rearmament of the german military

February 14:
According to media reports by Indian news agency 'The Print', alleged Maoists killed a man in Narayanpur district of Chhattisgarh state for being a police informant.

In the following we would like to publish a report that we received from the Red League NRW on the actions on March 8th.

Red Herald informed that former Delhi University professor G N Saibaba, who had been sentenced to life imprisonment over his alleged Maoist links, was released from Nagpur Central Jail on Thursday morning, two days after his acquittal by the Nagpur bench of the Bombay High Court.

We received with some delay a report on a solidarity action in Paris on the 29th of January 2024:

"Cancel culture" is a much-discussed concept that involves individuals or collectives who engage in actions or statements that are in some way chauvinistic being publicly branded and often excluded from contexts. This word is primarily used by right-wingers and reactionaries to complain about an allegedly dominant and hegemonic "left-wing cancel culture" because, for example, "you're not allowed to say anything these days". Just how successful the alleged "left-wing cancel culture" is in reality can be seen from the fact that patriarchal criminals like Till Lindemann and Luke Mockridge can continue to fill the event halls of the republic without having to fear any consequences - apart from a few good protests.

Two years ago,on May 2. Police officers in Mannheim beat a mentally ill man to death in the city center. Now, last Friday, the trial ended with a scandalous verdict in favor of the murderers.

In the state of Pernambuco in north-eastern Brazil, poor peasants have been blockading the highway in the town of Escada for several days. The reason for these massive road blockades is the murder of the poor peasant Deyvison Batista da Silva, who was first arrested by the military police for no reason on the afternoon of February 21 of this year and then detained.