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Europe's mutual suicide pact

19 Jan 2012

Austerity plans pursued by European governments are proving to be self-defeating, writes Eddie Ford

Desire to take power triumphs

22 Jan 2015

Anne McShane describes how Sinn Féin has gone about trying to wreck the Right to Water campaign

Avoid the temptation of power

22 Jan 2015

Eddie Ford looks at the situation in Greece in light of the classic Marxist position - it is often necessary to hold back the spontaneous movement

After old man Napolitano

08 Jan 2015

As the Italian president prepares to step down, Toby Abse looks at the likely contenders

What if Syriza wins?

08 Jan 2015

Is the left obliged to spread illusions in a Syriza government? No, quite the opposite, argues Eddie Ford

A dangerous game

23 Oct 2014

David Cameron’s appeasement of the Eurosceptic right could backfire dramatically, warns Paul Demarty

Going nowhere fast

16 Oct 2014

As Germany slides toward recession, writes Eddie Ford, indefinite stagnation seems to be on the cards for the euro zone - which is bad news for George Osborne

Catalonia: Backward project of nationalism

18 Sep 2014

Secessionist movements throughout Europe are taking inspiration from the Scottish referendum, writes Eddie Ford

Cameron: Boxed into a tight corner

26 Jun 2014

David Cameron’s incompetent campaign against Jean-Claude Juncker has exposed his lack of bargaining power within Europe, says Eddie Ford

M5S takes ex-communist stronghold

12 Jun 2014

Despite the views of some who ought to know better, there is nothing progressive about Beppe Grillo, argues Toby Abse

Our men in Kiev and Donetsk

05 Jun 2014

The far right are enemies, not friends, says Eddie Ford

Renzi's rightward march

05 Jun 2014

Last week’s elections have confirmed the trajectory of ‘Italy’s Tony Blair’, writes Toby Abse

Europe: Alternative to populism

29 May 2014

Have the courage to think of a different Europe, urges Yassamine Mather

May 22: Vote Tusc, vote left

22 May 2014

In the absence of Labour anti-cuts candidates, Peter Manson calls for critical support for the left in next month’s local elections

French election: First the 'red wave', then the blue

10 Apr 2014

Hollande’s electoral humiliation at the hands of the right shows the necessity of independent working class politics, argues Eddie Ford

Electoral reform and Greek gifts

20 Mar 2014

While the new premier seems destined to disappoint, sections of the left have joined forces in a lash-up that looks set to leave workers cold. Toby Abse reports

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