-BERLIN, GERMANY - MAY 1, 2025: Hundreds of people marched through Berlin on Thursday to commemorate Labor and Solidarity Day, also known as May Day. Demonstrators carried banners, chanted slogans of unity, and beat drums as they rallied in support of workers’ rights and social justice. The globe is marking May 1 as International Workers’ Day, a moment of solidarity with labor movements and a platform for pressing workers’ demands. Demonstrations, strikes, and rallies are expected across major world cities, including New York, Columbia, Chicago, Madrid, and Seoul, where unions and grassroots groups will mobilize around calls for fair wages, job security, and social protections. Additionally, festivals, forums, and labor conferences may also be observed in various regions as part of the day’s commemorations. While the day is recognized in many countries as an official public holiday, this varies across the globe. Coverage will also include report translated from Arabic, featuring exclusive interviews and official statistics on the conditions of Palestinian workers in Gaza and the West Bank since the Israeli war on Gaza began in October 2023.