International

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
Comment: Bernadette McAliskey

We must speak out for Marian Price

Marian Price is not the only Northern Ireland political prisoner detained without trial--but her case is becoming critical. June 25, 2012
Analysis: Jason Netek

A crisis continues in Iceland

On the eve of Iceland's presidential election, many of the economic problems that plagued the country for three years remain. June 21, 2012
Statement

Mobilizing against the military

With rumors swirling about Mubarak's death, Egyptians descended on Tahrir Square to protest the military's attack on the revolution. June 20, 2012
Comment: Shaun Harkin

Greece's far right rears its head

The neo-Nazi Golden Dawn will have 18 seats in the new Greek parliament--another sign of the far right's rise in Europe. June 20, 2012
Analysis: Alan Maass

Egypt's military rulers tighten their grip

With the outcome of Egypt's presidential runoff still in doubt, the country's military rulers have made another naked grab for power. June 18, 2012
Analysis: Lee Sustar

SYRIZA's struggle continues

A narrow second-place finish for the radical left in Greek parliamentary elections points to continued mass resistance to austerity. June 18, 2012
Analysis: Roger Annis

Quebec steps up repression

The government of Premier Jean Charest has answered Quebec's student strike with an unprecedented police mobilization. June 18, 2012
Statement

An attack on the revolution

Egypt's military rulers have made a naked move against the revolution in the form of a stunning ruling by Egypt's Supreme Constitutional Court. June 15, 2012
Interview

Resistance to war and austerity in Germany

Two leading members of Germany's Left Party describe the fortunes of the struggle for peace and equality in Europe. June 14, 2012
Comment: Edgar Esquivel

A student upsurge in Mexico

Students in Mexico are challenging the media's promotion of the leading presidential candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto. June 14, 2012
Comment: Mostafa Ali

Conflicts intensify before Egypt's election

A confrontation between Egypt's military and the Muslim Brotherhood is coming to a head before the presidential runoff. June 13, 2012
Comment: 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. June 12, 2012
Analysis: 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. June 12, 2012
Comment: 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. June 12, 2012
Comment: 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. June 11, 2012
Comment: 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. June 11, 2012
Comment: Ali Abunimah

Finkelstein's misleading attack

A leading Jewish critic of Israel has renewed his criticism of the BDS movement as a "cult" that can't reach a broader public. June 7, 2012
Statement: SYRIZA

What SYRIZA stands for

Greece's Radical Coalition of the Left states its proposals in a document called "The Exit from the Crisis Is on the Left." June 6, 2012
Analysis

A "Grexit" from the eurozone?

The radical SYRIZA coalition says it wants to keep Greece in the eurozone, but Germany could kick it out anyway. June 5, 2012
Analysis: Roger Annis

Quebec government abandons negotiations

Officials from the Quebec government walked out of negotiations with students who have been on an extended strike. June 5, 2012
Roundtable

They created a monster that will haunt them

Two leaders of the student strike in Quebec talk about how the struggle against the government's austerity agenda swelled to massive numbers. June 4, 2012
Analysis: Nicole Colson

A verdict that denies justice

Tahrir Square swelled once again in an outpouring of anger at the verdicts and sentencing of Mubarak and his henchmen. June 4, 2012
Interview: Michalis Spourdalakis

What led to SYRIZA's rise?

The election success of Greece's Coalition of the Radical Left is the product of growing support for a left alternative to austerity. June 4, 2012
Comment: Mostafa Ali

A reply on Egypt's elections

An Egyptian socialist explains why he thinks SocialistWorker.org got it wrong about Egypt's presidential vote. June 3, 2012

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