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

Following the footsteps of similar movements elsewhere, Nuit Debout is the most important challenge to French elites in years

France’s Nuit Debout movement has the potential to not just defeat a single law, but to move beyond defensive struggles.

Syriza’s capitulation to the troika has made the plight of refugees even worse

Syriza failed to stop austerity in Greece. What can Popular Unity do differently?

Syriza’s left wing has split from the party, becoming the third largest group in the Greek Parliament

Those who lead Greece and its Left to surrender should be opposed

After five months of negotiations, Syriza’s choices remain the same: capitulate to Greece’s lenders or break with the euro

A reply from Stathis Kouvelakis, a central figure in Syriza’s Left Platform

What is at stake in Greece is the possibility of a radical change and the opening of a route towards a political overturn and emancipation of its people, its working classes, but also the future of workers across Europe