Greece’s political trajectory since 2010 has been highly distinctive — and in many ways paradoxical. The country’s various governments have included parties…

The neoliberal model has been highly successful in achieving its most basic aim, which is to shower ever-greater advantages on the already over-privileged

Interview on how it is ludicrous on the part of a former left party to speak of a neoliberal success story for a country mired in poverty and debt

Alexis Tsipras claimed there was no realistic alternative to austerity for Greece. He was wrong

In a speech in Athens, Costas Lapavitsas says the Syriza plan was to achieve radical change within the Eurozone – and that’s impossible

Interview on what the Greek people are willing to say yes to

Instead of acceding to the troika’s devastating demands, Syriza should free the country from the trap of the common currency – if the Greek people agree

The European “institutions” are seeking a public defeat of Syriza and the closing off of any alternative

Greece’s creditors do not have the country’s best interests at heart. Syriza, which still has enormous popular support, will not be afraid to examine the alternatives

The Left, in Greece and elsewhere, must urgently begin to develop alternative narratives of internationalism, of European-ness, of solidarity