Interview on the questions the left in France and internationally need to answer to organize an anti-racist, anti-imperialist response
Interview on the historical and highly important crossroads in the development of the long-term revolutionary process
From the Massacre in Paris to the U.S. Occupation of Iraq
Interview on the struggle for democratisation in the Middle East and North Africa
Ilya Budraitskis Talks to Gilbert Achcar Ilya Budraitskis: The question I want to start with concerns your opinion about Russiaās place in…
Speaking at the Public meeting “Iraq, Syria & Kurdistan between reaction and revolution.”
The escalation in brutality is not new: it goes along with the long drift of the Israeli society and polity to the far right
. As in any historical revolutionary process, there are ups and downs, periods of revolutionary radicalisation, periods of reaction and of setback
For the Arab uprising to lead to a true modernization of Arab societies, new leaderships embodying the progressive aspirations of millions will need to emerge
It is essential to engage with the process as it unfolds and strive to steer it toward progressive outcomes
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