Today on the WSWS

New Today -- 30 March 2018

Perspective

Sisi's sham election and the fate of the Egyptian Revolution

The rubber-stamp reelection of Egypt's dictator General Sisi is symptomatic of a regime beset by insoluble economic, social and political contradictions.

News & Analysis

Russia expels US diplomats, closes consulate in St. Petersburg

Tensions between Russia and the NATO powers, led by the US and Britain, are at their sharpest since the Cold War.

Spanish police attack protests demanding release of Catalonian leaders

Oklahoma teachers reject funding bill, prepare to strike

York University conspires with Ontario government to break contract-faculty and assistants' strike

Protestors denounce silencing of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange

Democrats seek to use Stephon Clark's funeral to divert anger over police killings

Unarmed man with pants down fatally shot by deputy in Houston, Texas

Veterans Administration head ousted amid push for privatization

US Appeals Court acknowledges UAW lied to Toledo Jeep workers

Italy: Five Star Movement makes a deal with the far-right League

New Zealand: Nurses reject sellout pay deal

Australian government forced to delay company tax cut bill

Commentary

Spanish judiciary accuses former Catalan President Puigdemont of "mobilising the masses"

Arts Review

Vertigo: Sixty years since the release of Alfred Hitchcock's disturbing classic

Workers Struggles

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa