DEM VOLKE DIENEN

Last Sunday, the event for the presentation of the Red League and the International Communist League in Nuremberg took place in the cultural space Villa Leon. With special participation of comrades from Partizan, the perspective of joint work between Turkish revolutionaries in Germany and the Red League was discussed after the event and the important step taken with the creation of a nationwide activist organization was emphasized by the participants.

No strike, but negotiations, for now. Starting tomorrow, the next round of negotiations between the Railway and Transport Union (EVG) and Deutsche Bahn on higher wages for the approximately 180,000 railroad workers will take place. A small obulus for only about 2,000 railroad workers by means of a settlement led to the cancellation of the 50-hour warning strike planned for last week by the EVG.

In Hamburg, different internationalist and anti-imperialist organisations, united as the Palestine Alliance Hamburg, held a demonstration on 20 May on the occasion of Nakba Day. Around 100 people gathered at the Holstenstraße S-Bahn station and carried the struggle of the Palestinian people for national liberation 75 years after the Nakba onto the streets of Hamburg.

On May 18, at Frankfurt's Opernplatz, 80 to 100 people responded to Partizan's call for a rally to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of communist leader Ibrahim Kaypakkaya.

We share images from the University of Bremen sent to us today, May 17, the anniversary of the initiation of the People's War in Peru in 1980 by the Communist Party of Peru.

Norway

In Oslo, the capital of Norway, activists of the Struggle Committee participated in the markation of the Latin American Group against the company of Statkraft in front of the Norwegian parliament in order to prevent the imperialist projects happening under the guise of ”green energy”. Many indigenous people’s suffer under the imperialist project because it among other things destroys the environment of the indigenous peoples living in the area.

"Titan of the arms industry in Europe and probably in the world" is how Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba calls Düsseldorf-based arms and technology group Rheinmetall. Over the weekend, the German war-monopolist announced an agreement to set up a joint venture with Ukrainian state-owned Ukroboronprom. This is initially to repair those tanks and military vehicles that the NATO states have supplied via the German government's so-called ring swap projects or directly. The construction of tanks is to follow, as well as ammunition and air defense projects. The company is to be operational from mid-July 2023.