- Party of the European Left Meets
- EL: Political Overview
- EU Symposium
- Portugal: In and Against the EU
- Political Substance for Europe
- Fury In the Streets: India, Algeria, Colombia
- American Eyes On Labour's Defeat
- A Mass Strike for Christmas
- Fighting Islamophobia in France
- How Democracy Was Built in Kurdish Syria
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Party of the European Left Meets
Party of the European Left (Brussels)
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EL: Political Overview
The European Left is now facing a new turning point, the necessity for a political re-launch. We must now work actively and purposefully towards the cooperation of all left-wing and greens forces in Europe, through struggles and common goals.
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EU Symposium
transform! europe (Vienna)
This seminar was focused on the results of the European Elections and their impact on the European left. The eDossier contains selected contributions for debate on the prospective European strategy of the left forces.
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Portugal: In and Against the EU
Hilary Wainwright / Transnational Institute (Amsterdam)
Portugal's Socialist government, backed by an alliance with the Communist Party and the Left Bloc, have shown that it is possible to implement an effective anti-austerity programme as a member of the EU.
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Political Substance for Europe
Mary Kaldor / Social Europe (London)
The point is that we need far-reaching measures to tame globalisation. The measures require substantive democracy at the European level—debate and deliberation, and activism, across Europe.
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Fury In the Streets
India Sushanta Talukdar / Frontline (Mumbai)
Algeria Arezki Metref / Le Monde diplomatique (Paris)
Colombia Kate Paarlberg-Kvam and Priscyll Anctil Avoine / NACLA Report (New York)
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American Eyes On Labour's Defeat
The Urgent Need for Grassroots Organizing Sarah Jaffe / The Progressive (Madison)
What the US Democrats Should and Should Not Learn Eric Levitz / New York Magazine
Socialist Movement-Building for the New Decade Nolan MacGregor / New Socialist (London)
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Viva la France I: A Mass Strike for Christmas
Anthony Cuthbertson / The Independent (London)
Public support remains strong despite massive travel disruption amid most severe worker action in decades.
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Viva la France II: Fighting Islamophobia
Malia Bouattia / Middle East Eye (London)
Taking down Macron's government is far more likely to be achieved if protesters join forces with migrants, people of colour and Muslims.
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How Democracy Was Built in Kurdish Syria
Rojava Information Center
Interviews and case studies give the clearest picture yet of the stated aims of the political project in North and East Syria.
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