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New Today -- 18 July 2016

Perspective

The Turkish coup: A warning to the international working class

The attempted seizure of power by the military in Turkey, a key NATO member and sixth largest economy in Europe, is indicative of far broader dangers across the globe.

News & Analysis

Ex-Marine guns down three police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana

The attack, five miles from the store where Alton Sterling was killed by police on July 6, is the second multiple shooting of police in the United States in the past 10 days.

Over 80 arrested in weekend police violence protests

After Nice attack, French government calls up military reserves

German Left Party and Greens: Warmongering after the attack in Nice

US vice president in Australia to prepare military provocations against China

Illinois health insurer announces liquidation as Obamacare co-ops collapse

Social inequality escalates in Denmark amid bonanza for banks and corporations

Deep concerns in New Zealand ruling elite over Brexit vote

Foreign minister resigns as Maldives political crisis intensifies

Commentary

The promotion of racial politics and the US elections

What the coup against Jeremy Corbyn reveals about the Labour Party

Arts Review

Musician-singer M.I.A dropped from Afropunk festival for criticizing Black Lives Matter

SEP 2016 US Election Campaign

Video: SEP Vice Presidential candidate Niles Niemuth campaigns in Pittsburgh

SEP campaigns in south Chicago area

SEP (Germany) Election Campaign

"No more war, ever!": PSG presents posters for Berlin state election