Guillem Murcia The rise of Podemos Spain's two major parties were hammered in European elections, but the big news is the rise of the anti-establishment Podemos.
Interview Life under the coup regime A Thai activist talks about conditions in Bangkok after the military's coup and crackdown on the democracy movement.
Rory Fanning Just an excuse for more wars There are calls for the U.S. military to go back into Iraq--and some are using the memory of fallen soldiers as justification.
Mark Steel The most repulsive man in football Even if you have no interest in football, even if you have never watched a single game, you need to hate Sepp Blatter.
Obrero Socialista Contando hasta 15 La ley del salario mínimo recientemente aprobada de Seattle es un avance importante, y tal vez sólo el primero de muchos.
Readers’ View Looking back at Seattle’s fight for 15 What lessons can we learn from the victory of a minimum-wage law in Seattle--both its strengths and weaknesses?
Interview: Glenn Greenwald Unmasking Big Brother On the eve of a U.S. speaking tour, Glenn Greenwald speaks out about the fight against state surveillance, and the role of the media and whistleblowers.
Jesse Hagopian Frankenstein fears his monster The Gates Foundation helped set off the high-stakes testing frenzy--and now it wants two-year moratorium on them?
Brian Kelly Hard times for the Clintons? Hillary Rodham Clinton's claim that her family was "dead broke" in 2000 shows how distant she is from ordinary people's lives.
Paul Le Blanc Lenin’s revolutionary strategy in our times At the heart of has been called "the Leninism of Lenin" is an uncompromising commitment to revolutionary democracy.
