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  • Analysis: Yusef Khalil and Lee Sustar

    Endgame in Syria?

    The bombing that killed four top members of the regime and armed clashes in Damascus could mark the beginning of the end of the Assad dictatorship. July 24, 2012

  • Analysis: Theodoros Patsatzis

    Privatizers take charge in Greece

    The new Greek government's privatization agenda will harm everyone--except the new owners as they line their pockets. July 24, 2012

  • Comment: Stanley Heller

    Tell the truth about Yitzhak Shamir

    Former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir was a terrorist for Zionism, pro-Nazi and a savage oppressor of Palestinians. July 23, 2012

  • Analysis: François Laforge

    What will change in France?

    The program of the new Socialist Party-led government includes some reforms, but doesn't break from neoliberalism. July 18, 2012

  • Analysis: Roger Annis

    The Tar Sands gas rush

    Despite serious environmental concerns, TransCanada is well on the way to winning approval for the "Keystone XL" pipeline. July 18, 2012

  • Analysis: Lee Sustar

    Spanish workers on the march

    As Spain's conservative government announces new austerity measures, miners and public-sector workers are spearheading growing protests. July 17, 2012

  • Comment: Mohamed Atef

    Mahalla takes the lead again

    A strike of more than 20,000 workers at Egypt's biggest textile factory could give new energy to the revolutionary process. July 17, 2012

  • Statement

    The revolution enters a new phase

    Egyptian socialists analyze the latest developments in the showdown between the military and President Mohamed Morsi. July 16, 2012

  • Comment: Chris Williams

    Capitalism's disastrous priorities

    A report from an independent investigation shows the Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear plant disaster was "profoundly manmade." July 12, 2012

  • Analysis: Lance Selfa

    Mexico's election or "imposition"?

    Claims that a conservative won Mexico's presidential election amid allegations of fraud are stoking nationwide protests. July 10, 2012

  • Comment: Eamonn McCann

    What the U.S. wants with Assange

    The Pentagon would still be denying war crimes if Julian Assange and WikiLeaks hadn't put us all in the picture. July 10, 2012

  • Speech

    From the eye of the storm in Egypt

    Three cofounders of Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists spoke about the political situation today for a session at Socialism 2012. July 9, 2012

  • Analysis: Roger Annis and Kim Ives

    Still homeless in Haiti

    The plight of some 400,000 Haitians still living in tents since the 2010 earthquake has surged into the streets and the headlines. July 9, 2012

  • Comment: Eamonn McCann

    What's in a handshake?

    Martin McGuinness' handshake with the Queen wasn't designed to bring us together, but to encourage us to live happily apart. July 6, 2012

  • Speech: Antonis Davanellos

    From crisis to resistance in Greece

    A leading figure in Greece's radical SYRIZA coalition describes the economic devastation in his country--and the powerful resistance against it. July 5, 2012

  • Analysis: Roger Annis

    Challenges facing Quebec students

    The student movement in Quebec is facing a crucial summer of discussion and organizing as the struggle continues. July 5, 2012

  • Analysis: Chris Kim

    Japan's nuclear ambitions

    The Japanese government is pushing to bring back nuclear power--and even to start obtaining nuclear weapons. July 5, 2012

  • Analysis

    Paraguay's parliamentary coup

    A soft coup has ousted center-left President Fernando Lugo in Paraguay and replaced him with a long-time political enemy. June 27, 2012

  • Comment: Peter Rugh

    A ghost of climate conferences past

    When it comes to climate change, the hope for the planet lies in the 99 percent organizing and standing up for itself. June 27, 2012

  • Statement

    Solidarity with Pirelli Tire workers in Egypt

    Workers at a Pirelli Tire factory in Egypt are on strike against management's refusal to implement agreements it made. June 27, 2012

  • Comment: Chris Williams

    A tale of two conferences

    The true priorities of the global elite are on display with the relative importance they assigned to the G20 and Rio+20 summits. June 26, 2012

  • Statement

    Do not leave the squares before we win

    Egypt's Revolutionary Socialists call for an ongoing mobilization to continue the fight for democracy and against military rule. June 26, 2012

  • Interview: Mostafa Ali

    The road to Morsi's victory

    In the days before Mohamed Morsi was named the winner of the presidency, masses of people returned to Tahrir Square to protest the military's power grab. June 25, 2012

  • Statement

    After the election in Greece

    Socialists inside Greece's radical SYRIZA coalition speak about the stunning election result and what comes next for the left. June 25, 2012

  • Analysis: Ashley Smith

    The Quebec struggle goes on

    Angry and determined, students in Quebec poured into the streets in the tens of thousands for mass marches on June 22. June 25, 2012

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