Bouamama: “There is a France of the dominant and a France of the dominated”

Block the extreme right. Fine. And then? In a context of ideological confusion, Emmanuel Macron has taken centre stage, attached to his podium and displaying his spellbinding ideas: “civil society”; […]

“Greece has been a laboratory on a way out of a capitalist crisis” – interview with Mariana Tsichli

The crisis in Greece has no end in sight. While the media cheered a recent agreement between the Syriza government and creditors, there is no escaping the reality of an […]

Why I Reject Western Courts and Justice

There is a small courthouse from the ‘British era’, standing right in the center of Hong Kong. It is neat, well-built, remarkably organized and some would even say – elegant. […]

Grenfell Tower Fire – Corporate Manslaughter in London

A massive fire engulfed Grenfell Tower in the early hours of June 14th. Grenfell Tower is a 24-storey building of public housing flats in the North Kensington area of London. […]

The European Left and the Greek Tragedy

[22-05-2017] The day Greek workers and employees went on general strike, protesting against a new barrage of so-called “reforms” imposed by the “creditors” in the context of a program that […]

Terror in Britain: What Did the Prime Minister Know?

The unsayable in Britain’s general election campaign is this. The causes of the Manchester atrocity, in which 22 mostly young people were murdered by a jihadist, are being suppressed to […]

Greece: Back to the Future of Austerity and Debtocracy!

The SYRIZA-ANEL made a deal with the creditors, signed in May 2, that was met with a great deal of enthusiasm from the markets. It is an agreement that will […]

The Mélenchon Factor

The establishment’s panicked reaction to Mélenchon should convince us that he stands a real chance of winning. It seems that every week of the French presidential elections has new […]

Universal basic income: a fast track to precariousness

Would the universal basic income (or universal allowance) be the miracle reform that reduces social inequalities and relieves millions of people from the threat of poverty? Both the right and […]

Portugal, the EU and the Euro – interview with João Ferreira (Part 2)

The European Union is in turmoil. Years of crisis and brutal austerity have had terrible social consequences, especially in peripheral countries. In Portugal a change of government after the 2015 […]

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