The āsacrificesā required will be increasingly barbaric, and the results will be even more uncertain than compared to the first Memorandum ā which promised an end to the crisis in…2012
The debate over Greece’s future and the hardening battle lines in the discussion of what comes next
SYRIZA–from its central committee to its local branches–must be asked to decide. The party must stand against the headwinds that become increasingly menacing
Interview on the current situation in Greece and the shape of future battles
Interview with Antonis Davanellos, a member of the Greek socialist organization International Workers Left (DEA), a prominent group among the SYRIZA left
On November 30-December 2, Greece's Coalition of the Radical Left, known as SYRIZA, held a national conference as the first step in transforming the…
New elections have been set for June 17 in Greece, and the far-left SYRIZA alliance is currently favored in opinion polls to…
Dear comrades, dear brothers and sisters of the anti-war movement, We salute your mobilisations against the NATO Summit [in Chicago] and…
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