Articles by Ben Chacko

Morales says Trump's attacks on Venezuela a bid to distract from his own poor Covid-19 responses

BOLIVIA’S ousted socialist president Evo Morales has denounced US aggression against Venezuela, saying the Donald Trump administration was seeking

World | Sunday 22nd Mar 2020

Cuban medical brigade arrives in Italy as ministers round on EU over lack of support

Features | Friday 20th Mar 2020

Coronavirus and its impact on the Morning Star

World | Tuesday 17th Mar 2020

Chilean cities bringing in Cuban drugs as Havana allows infected Britons to dock for repatriation

Tuesday 17th Mar 2020

Trade unions around the world lead fight to protect workers from coronavirus fallout

TRADE unions across the world are leading the battle to protect workers and their families from economic dislocation caused by the coronavirus pand

Friday 06th Mar 2020

EU defence ministers agree to boost military ahead of war games with US

EUROPEAN Union defence ministers agreed to boost “military mobility” and strengthen the bloc’s ability to deploy co-ordinated military force quickl

Friday 06th Mar 2020

Refugees trapped on Greek-Turkish border attacked from both directions

REFUGEES trapped on the Greek-Turkish border faced tear gas and water cannon barrages from both sides today, as humanitarian groups confirmed that

Tuesday 03rd Mar 2020

INTERVIEW From Bakers Oven worker to trade union leader

New bakers’ union leader SARAH WOOLLEY talks to the Star about her route into the movement, the need to get better at working together across unions – and getting more union-based storylines in soaps

Wednesday 19th Feb 2020

Brazilian court suspends mass sacking of oil workers – but Petrobras strike rolls on

A BRAZILIAN court has suspended the sacking of 1,000 fertiliser factory workers that prompted a mass strike at oil giant Petrobras.

Sunday 09th Feb 2020

'I see socialism and trade unionism as two sides of the same coin'

Ben Chacko talks to LEN McCLUSKEY about his new book Why You Should Be a Trade Unionist

Tuesday 04th Feb 2020

‘All journalists at risk’ if Assange handed to US jailers

ALL journalists will be at risk if Julian Assange is extradited to the US and jailed for publishing classified information, a packed debate at Lond

Friday 31st Jan 2020

Trade unions will be ‘front line’ of resistance to racism and sexism under Johnson, says McCluskey

TRADE unions will be the “front line” of resistance to any bid by the Boris Johnson government to exploit Brexit divisions to whip up racism, sexis

Monday 27th Jan 2020

Thousands of events worldwide mark Holocaust Memorial Day

by Peter Lazenby and Ben Chacko

THOUSANDS of events are taking place in Britain and worldwide to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today.

Sunday 12th Jan 2020

The yellow vests and the erosion of trade union strength

‘Social mobilisation is no longer carried out by the left and trade unions alone,’ French CGT activist Karl Ghazi tells the Rosa Luxemburg conference in Berlin. BEN CHACKO reports

Articles by Ben Chacko

Morales says Trump's attacks on Venezuela a bid to distract from his own poor Covid-19 responses

BOLIVIA’S ousted socialist president Evo Morales has denounced US aggression against Venezuela, saying the Donald Trump administration was seeking

Cuban medical brigade arrives in Italy as ministers round on EU over lack of support

Coronavirus and its impact on the Morning Star

Chilean cities bringing in Cuban drugs as Havana allows infected Britons to dock for repatriation

Trade unions around the world lead fight to protect workers from coronavirus fallout

TRADE unions across the world are leading the battle to protect workers and their families from economic dislocation caused by the coronavirus pand

EU defence ministers agree to boost military ahead of war games with US

EUROPEAN Union defence ministers agreed to boost “military mobility” and strengthen the bloc’s ability to deploy co-ordinated military force quickl

Refugees trapped on Greek-Turkish border attacked from both directions

REFUGEES trapped on the Greek-Turkish border faced tear gas and water cannon barrages from both sides today, as humanitarian groups confirmed that

INTERVIEW From Bakers Oven worker to trade union leader

New bakers’ union leader SARAH WOOLLEY talks to the Star about her route into the movement, the need to get better at working together across unions – and getting more union-based storylines in soaps

Brazilian court suspends mass sacking of oil workers – but Petrobras strike rolls on

A BRAZILIAN court has suspended the sacking of 1,000 fertiliser factory workers that prompted a mass strike at oil giant Petrobras.

'I see socialism and trade unionism as two sides of the same coin'

Ben Chacko talks to LEN McCLUSKEY about his new book Why You Should Be a Trade Unionist

‘All journalists at risk’ if Assange handed to US jailers

ALL journalists will be at risk if Julian Assange is extradited to the US and jailed for publishing classified information, a packed debate at Lond

Trade unions will be ‘front line’ of resistance to racism and sexism under Johnson, says McCluskey

TRADE unions will be the “front line” of resistance to any bid by the Boris Johnson government to exploit Brexit divisions to whip up racism, sexis

Thousands of events worldwide mark Holocaust Memorial Day

by Peter Lazenby and Ben Chacko

THOUSANDS of events are taking place in Britain and worldwide to mark Holocaust Memorial Day today.

The yellow vests and the erosion of trade union strength

‘Social mobilisation is no longer carried out by the left and trade unions alone,’ French CGT activist Karl Ghazi tells the Rosa Luxemburg conference in Berlin. BEN CHACKO reports

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