DEM VOLKE DIENEN

In view of the current crisis and the way the rulers are handling it, fewer and fewer people have any illusions about parliamentarism, and the new federal government in particular is not in a position to give the masses any hope that anything will actually change for them.

On the 9th and the 10th of November, the US President, Joe Biden, called for a so-called "Summit for Democracy".

Despite the sustained counter-revolutionary Operation Prahaar-3, actions continue to be carried out by the people and their army, the People's Liberation Guerrilla Army (PLGA), under the leadership of the Communist Party of India (Maoist) [CPI(Maoist)] in the ongoing people's war.

After the collective agreement in the public sector, the yellow union GEW accomplishes the stunt of being dissatisfied with the result, which they themselves hastily agreed to: "The GEW BERLIN evaluates the collective agreement in the public service of the Länder critically."

In 1972, Willy Brandt introduced the radical decree with the election campaign promise “Dare to dare more democracy”, which led to civil servants and employees in the public service being dismissed due to their ideological attitudes. This practice ended up being banned from the profession for many teachers and others. Even when enemies of the constitution, both communists and fascists, were spoken of, this decree always hit revolutionaries.

On 30th of November, the new head of the crisis unit newly established by the German state was made public. Major General Carsten Breuer, until now head of the Bundeswehr's Territorial Tasks Command, is a highly praised man in the German military, known among his peers as a logistics expert and experienced crisis manager. Immediately after the announcement of his new post, Breuer's election was greeted with joy by various senior figures in the German state. After all, Carsten Breuer is not just anyone, but a long-time and loyal servant of German imperialism.

Norway

Unlike previous years, where the 25th of November has only been marked by smaller events in different places in Norway, the international day of action against violence against women this year has been marked in a powerful way in the country.

According to recent studies, domestic violence in France increased by 10% last year, affecting 159,400 people in precise figures, of which 139,200 were women.