The participatory theory sketches out a vision of what ought to come next – a social life free from mercantilism and authoritarian institutions

On 5 July 2015, by a referendum initiated by the government of Alexis Tsipras and the Hellenic Parliament, the Greek people overwhelmingly…

The masters of Europe are defending their agenda of redistributing wealth and power upward

In the early hours of 16 July, the Greek parliament voted overwhelmingly to give up its sovereignty and become a semi-colonial appendage…

This is not the time for left critics of Syriza abroad to pass judgment, to issue edicts from on high, or to grandstand with revolutionary rhetoric devoid of concrete substance

A Greek fast-food worker on living under austerity, the difficulties of worker organizing, and the meaning of Oxi

In the face of these divisions and frustrations, what if anything might be done to revive and continue Syriza’s struggle against neoliberalism?

The Greek drama is the opening act of a long and confused European conflict

The 1% Does Not Rule Alone

One day, Hail Syriza. Next day, Phooey on Syriza. Perhaps more time is required to judge, not to mention more information

Upcoming elections likely to attract renewed skepticism of Washington’s fresh approach to Caracas

Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton’s position on the Israeli occupation of the West Bank does not bode well for her future foreign policy

Don’t be taken in by a false choice; he was both

Christian liberation theology and Islamic fundamentalism both protest and contest social and political conditions in their host societies. But they don’t want the same changes

Saudi Arabia’s status as an oil-fueled U.S. ally is a major reason why the dire human rights situation in the country is of little concern to Washington

Despite dominating the election and winning 256 seats, the AKP still fell short of the majority of representatives

Puerto Rico is not able to declare bankruptcy like Detroit, due to its lack of State status, nor can it reach out as a sovereign state, as Greece can. But hedge funds stand to profit

Interview on a “Green New Deal,” ending mass incarceration and police brutality, a $15 per hour federal minimum wage, and many other topics

Turkey has so far escaped most of the severe disruptions of the Syrian war, even though it has a long border with that country

Sanders has been able to deliver an alternative message to more people than has been the case in many years.