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I think Syriza can bring the world something profoundly important
Syriza’s left-wing critics are misguided: Syriza’s programme is moderate enough to win support, while containing within it the seeds of its own radicalisation
An interview with Costas Panayotakis about the historic result of the Greek election and their possible consequences
The European Union May Be on the Verge of Regime Collapse
The mass media have suddenly discovered Jeffrey Sterling — after his conviction Monday afternoon as a CIA whistleblower
Syriza’s electoral triumph has brought hope to the European radical Left and workers’ movement, offering it an immense opportunity
No other American writer dissected the problem of the color line with such intimate and ferocious grace
Interview on the prospects and consequences of a possible Syriza government
A democratic Greece under Syriza would represent what democratic Spain represented for the international left in the 1930s
Syriza’s 40 point program
The living-world cannot withstand another half-century of Welfare State policies
The real threat is the repression of migrant communities by national security states with the backing of a significant segment of the majority population mobilized by right wing forces
A victory for SYRIZA this Sunday will have great symbolic value for Greeks and for others in Europe and around the world
How Lady Day found herself in the middle of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics’ early fight for survival
Drones are a technological solution for the inability of politicians to mobilize support for war
If SYRIZA wins it will mark the beginnings of a fightback against austerity and neo-liberalism in Europe
Syriza is the Left’s best chance at success in a generation. But for socialists, the hard part starts after election day
This weekend, the Greek people are taking their destiny in their hands again, animated by the will and belief that it is possible to change not only Greece, but Europe
If I were a young black male, the U.S. penal system quite likely would not have allowed me to turn myself in to a federal prison camp
No less than the livelihoods of the Greek people are at stake







