With victory in sight, Alexis Tsipras discusses Europe’s political landscape and the formation of a left government in Greece

“But when somebody is down and out, desperate, destitute, when you mock them, when you mock a homeless person, that is not satire”

Contrary to the eloquent pronouncements, it is not the case that “Terrorism is terrorism. There’s no two ways about it.” There definitely are two ways about it: theirs versus ours

Just a year after its founding, it’s the country’s leading party

The differences that this system presents is more clearly understood when one understands the reasons behind the revolution’s emergence and why it was necessary

Toward a Just Deal in Paris

What follows is a first sketch of a campaign proposal that is designed to bring to an end a form of discrimination referred to here as institutionalised classism

Raif Badawi was sentenced by a Saudi court to 1,000 floggings, as well as ten years in prison and a fine of $266,000. Badawi’s crime? Blogging.

Pegida started around 13 Weeks ago with marches of several thousand people, but these marches grew very quickly

The legacy of past US ethnic cleansing and asymmetric conquest is evident in deep poverty and despair that is shamefully mocked by the “proud” Indian names and logos deployed by US sports teams and the military at home and abroad

Why give Iran flawed plans for a key part of a nuclear weapon? You can tell the truth about Iran having what you so desperately want Iran to appear to have

The real battle is over the soul of Europe. And the far right is rallying like it’s 1099

Through direct democracy, direct action and mutual aid, PAH has been changing people’s lives from very concrete ways

Interview with Antonis Davanellos, a member of the Greek socialist organization International Workers Left (DEA), a prominent group among the SYRIZA left

Shadow banks have been estimated to have investable assets (i.e. relatively short term and liquid) of about $75 trillion globally as of year end 2014

Revulsion is justified, as is the search for deeper roots, as long as we keep some principles firmly in mind.

For decades, Turkey has portrayed itself as a torchbearer in the ever-venerable ‘war on terrorism’

For those who universally doubt elections, could any evidence reverse that opinion?

Bottom line: It is as much about money as anything else

The significance of the struggle in Kobanê cannot be overstated. But real international solidarity won’t come in the form of military intervention