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Ask any Israeli what they think about the air strikes on Gaza, and there is — according to a Haaretz poll — an 84…
Jérôme Roos
Jerome Roos is a Fellow in International Political Economy at the London School of Economics, and author of Why Not Default? The Political Economy of Sovereign Debt
In May 2011, hundreds of thousands of Greeks swarmed into Syntagma Square in Athens to protest against the firesale of their country,…
Europe’s Mediterranean rim trembled on Wednesday as violent clashes broke out following the largest coordinated multinational strike in Europe ever. In the…
“For Peace, Freedom and Democracy. Never Again Fascism. Millions of Dead Remind Us”. Those are the words carved into a memorial stone…
Via Coordinadora25S On September 25, the Spanish Parliament building will be surrounded symbolically to rescue it from the kidnapping which has turned…
A little over a year ago, my friend Pedro and I were sitting behind our laptops in the makeshift multimedia center at…
There is something profoundly wrong with our political system. Humanity is arguably facing its greatest challenge to date — a simultaneous financial,…
On September 11, 1973, General Augusto Pinochet and his right-wing supporters in the Chilean military and government staged a brutal coup d’etat…
Mexico’s collapse of 1982, and the radical policy response of the US and IMF, marked the birth of an elite consensus that…
Dozens injured as riot police attack striking miners and their sympathizers in Madrid while Spanish government announces further austerity measures. The…