Axel Fair-Schulz

One hundred years ago, Germany’s monarch abdicated in the face of mutinies and mass strikes. It was the first act of a revolution.

The far-right march in Chemnitz was met with outrage — but the left won’t build on this if its leaders surrender to anti-refugee politics.

The work of a long-time Chicago socialist reflected a commitment to illuminating our history and the fight for workers' democracy.

Helmut Kohl, the former German chancellor and architect of reunification, left a legacy that defenders of social justice still battle.

The upstate New York town of Potsdam isn't associated with social unrest, but the anti-racist struggle is changing that image.

The rise of the openly Islamophobic PEGIDA movement in Germany is one of the most alarming developments of recent times.