Richard Seymour The challenge of SYRIZA A British socialist looks at the debate among parts of the European left about Greece's Coalition of the Radical Left.
Roger Annis Standing up to a repressive law Amir Khadir, a member of Quebec's National Assembly, was arrested alongside striking students for defending civil liberties.
Alan Maass The debate about Egypt’s election With the choice narrowed to a two-candidate runoff, Egypt's presidential election has prompted an important discussion.
Readers’ View Silence after a police shooting A 14-year-old middle school student in Texas was shot in the chest by police, and nobody much seems to care.
Readers’ View Democrats’ inaction in Wisconsin Wisconsin faced the biggest challenge to workers' rights in the country. Too bad the Democrats didn't seem to care.
Panos Petrou The making of SYRIZA A Greek socialist explains the history of the Coalition of the Radical Left--and why its dramatic challenge to austerity has won so much support.
Mark Hannan CTU members vote on strike UPDATED: The Chicago Teachers Union announced that nearly 90 percent of its members voted to authorize a strike.
Richard Fidler The summer phase in Quebec The government's drive to crush the Quebec student struggle has led to a discussion over strategy within the movement.
Chris Morrill and Ann Coleman Locked out at a nuclear plant The support of environmental activists could be crucial for locked-out union members at a Massachusetts nuclear plant.
Report Don’t starve the post office Activists are organizing a hunger strike to protest deep cuts to the U.S. Postal Service that will cost thousands of jobs.
