Stand With Jeremy Corbyn
The embattled Labour Party leader is hated by his opponents for all the right reasons.
Adrien Beauduin is currently researching a PhD on Polish and Czech politics at the Central European University’s department of gender studies.
The embattled Labour Party leader is hated by his opponents for all the right reasons.
Thomas Ferguson on how voter alienation from corporate candidates produced this year’s dizzying election results.
Yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling was a win for reproductive rights. But the fight continues for unrestricted access to abortion.
Donald Trump is a vile demagogue — but he’s not as powerful as the Democratic Party wants you to believe.
The struggle against France’s labor reform has united discontented youth with trade union militants.
A high minimum wage could disrupt an economy based on crappy jobs — and that’s a good thing.
Today, there’s a real chance Unidos Podemos will become the most important force in Spanish politics. What do they stand for?
A strong Unidos Podemos showing in Spain’s election today would give hope to radical left forces across the continent.
Tomorrow’s elections in Spain could propel the Catalan left.
A guide to tomorrow’s Spanish election.
France’s failure to criminalize recent protests is revealing fault lines in the government’s highest offices.
Striking Mexican teachers are fighting for justice in the classroom — and against Mexico’s violent neoliberal order.
The congressional sit-in was not just cynical political theater — it was for a deeply reactionary cause.
A decade after its formation, can Germany’s Die Linke manage its contradictions and live up to its promise?
We shouldn’t have illusions about transforming the EU from below. But a Leave vote would only strengthen the Right.
It’s not clear that a Leave vote would make our tasks on the Left any easier.
The European Union provides internationalism for the bosses, not for workers. We should join the vote to leave it tomorrow.
The European Union is brutal and undemocratic — ignoring that just gives the Right more power.
François Hollande has hastened the French Socialist Party’s transformation into a vehicle for business interests.
The Great War spurred the separatist movement, but it also blurred the lines between nationalism and socialism on the Irish left.