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Anti-LGBTI laws tightened in Niger
The tightening of anti-LGBTI laws in West Africa continues in Niger. On 11 June 2026, the Niger government published its revised Penal Code, which had been initiated by Mohamed Bazoum, the country's former president, overthrown in a coup in July 2023. The country is now led by General Abdourahamane Tiani.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / Niger, LGBTWhat the “Flamingo Revolution” reveals
For more than a week, the European media have been regularly relaying images of Albania, usually absent from the Western press: thousands of demonstrators, flags or placards in hand, can be seen in the streets of Tirana or elsewhere. They have been gathering incessantly since 30 May 2026 against planned tourism projects in Zvërnec, near the Narta Lagoon, as well as on the island of Sazan. Beyond the ecological issues, the barbed wire installed on the coast against which activists are pressing has become, for the people, the symbol of a major political issue: that of the progressive dispossession of their territory and future.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / Albania, Protest movementsBelfast: Det handler om fascister, ikke om “optøjer”
Steadfast in defence of the people's vote: the struggle continues
Despite a very large popular vote against her, Fujimori's far-right party was declared the winner of the election. The mobilisation must be stepped up and turned into social struggles.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / Peru, Protest movementsAfter the devastating June 8 Earthquake in Southern Mindanao, MIHANDS is on the ground to help most vulnerable communities
MIHANDS has always been fueled by people, not deep pockets. Because we lack the massive financial reserves and pre-staged stockpiles of larger international agencies, our response standard operating procedure is a race against time to mobilize—gathering our volunteer network, fundraising, and sourcing materials from scratch whenever a crisis hits.
- News from around the world / Philippines, Solidarity after disastersThe Pink Flamingo Revolution
Albania rarely makes the headlines. In recent weeks, however, this small Balkan country has been the scene of a struggle against the ravages of capitalism, which sacrifices the environment for profits — in this case for the leisure of the richest.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / AlbaniaAnti-militarism that forgets those under attack is no anti-militarism at all
“Against the arms race as a profit-making machine. Against turning a blind eye to Russian imperialism. For a left-wing peace policy that integrates self-defense and social control. No weapons for profit, but weapons for those under attack. Peace means an end to aggression”
- Features / Germany, UkraineTwo Fronts: How Russia and the Ukrainian State Pressured Civil Society in 2025
“This review draws on ZMINA's findings while situating them within the broader picture documented by Ukraine's democratic socialist left — the movements fighting since 2022 on two fronts simultaneously: against Russian recolonisation and against the neoliberal state and far-right at home.”
- Features / Russia, UkraineGlobal profits: an upward turn?
At the end of 2025, corporate profits in the major economies accelerated after stagnating in 2024. The global figure below is calculated from a weighted (by GDP) average of profits in the US, UK, Japan, Germany and China (taken from national accounts and in national currencies).
- Features / Economy, FeaturesViolence and drug trafficking - what response from the revolutionary left?
“Those of us who live in Mexico know that the fall of a drug lord does not mean the end of violence. The “Narco war” has taught us that after the decapitation of a cartel, power struggles ensue between interim cadres for succession, as well as acts of revenge against the Mexican state and attacks on rival cartels that will take advantage of this moment of weakness to gain influence. And this is because, even though El Mencho has fallen, the transnational structures that produce, feed and exploit these drug lords are still in place.” [1]
- IVP617 - June 2026 / MexicoFour Thousand Worker Activists at Labor Notes Conference Plan to Fight
More than 4,000 worker activists gathered in Chicago from June 12-14 for the Labor Notes Conference where they discussed the challenges facing unions and workers, shared experiences, and planned for the fights of the future. They came from across the United States and some from countries around the world. The conference began with and was permeated with a commitment to strengthen unions, to stand up to the corporations and the government, and to improve the lives of working people.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / United States (USA), Trade unions/workplace organizingVisiting Cuba 2026 — A Critical Point
While we note the “ Sadistic Savagery on Display: Trump-Rubio's Assault on Cuba” we also publish a report on a solidarity delegation to Cuba from the US. [IVP]
- IVP617 - June 2026 / United States (USA), Cuba, InternationalismSadistic Savagery on Display: Trump-Rubio's Assault on Cuba
At the same time as Trump pursues his aggressive policies US citizens organize to show their solidarity with Cuba “Visiting Cuba 2026 — A Critical Point”.[IVP]
- IVP617 - June 2026 / United States (USA), CubaSommer, sol og socialisme på den internationale socialistiske ungdomslejr
A soldiers' union is formed in Ukraine
The Confederation of Free Trade Unions of Ukraine (KVPU) has announced the creation of a new organisation: the All-Ukrainian Union of Combatants, Military Personnel and Veterans.
- News from around the world / Ukraine, Trade unions/workplace organizingBolivia on the Edge
During popular insurrections like the one underway in Bolivia, which is calling for President Rodrigo Paz's resignation after just six months in office, the experience of time and space changes, acquiring an extraordinary charge from day to day, even hour to hour. Indigenous campesino insurgents have long characterised such moments as belonging to ‘another time'.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / BoliviaPorto Alegre and the Rebirth of Internationalism
Across continents, something is beginning to take shape again. It's not yet a finished alignment, nor a settled strategy nor even a unified political perspective. But a movement, hesitant, uneven, and sometimes contradictory, toward renewed internationalism.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / Brazil, InternationalismArgentina: Fremgang for den antikapitalistiske venstrefløj – og et vigtigt brev
The “chalk revolution”: when a society rises up to defend public education
The month of June 2026 could, in retrospect, appear to be a decisive moment in Belgium's contemporary social and political history. What is at stake there goes far beyond a simple sectoral reform. It is a profound confrontation between two irreconcilable visions of the school.
- IVP617 - June 2026 / Belgium, Trade unions/workplace organizing, Public services


