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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

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

West and Putin up the ante

20 Mar 2014

Mainstream hypocrisy takes some beating, writes Eddie Ford

Italy: New beginning signals further attacks

27 Feb 2014

Renzi’s administration intends to further erode workers’ rights, writes Toby Abse

Italy: The new Tony Blair

20 Feb 2014

The premiership of Matteo Renzi will make the previous government look positively progressive, writes Toby Abse

Italy: Back into the centre of politics

06 Feb 2014

Haggling over the new electoral law has given the former premier some breathing space, writes Toby Abse

Ukraine: Great power tug of war

06 Feb 2014

The US and the EU are on one side, Russia is on the other; the human victims are the Ukrainian population, writes Eddie Ford

Running the show from outside

05 Dec 2013

The absence of any serious leftwing political force leaves the working class in the unenviable position of choosing the butcher, writes Toby Abse

LRC: Surviving, but still shrinking

28 Nov 2013

Stan Keable of Labour Party Marxists reports on the annual conference of the Labour Representation Committee

Syriza: Looking to its right

21 Nov 2013

Syriza has been held up as a party that should be emulated. Daniel Harvey examines the reality

AWL: Matgamna’s chauvinistic tirade

31 Oct 2013

Imperialism may not have invented political Islam, writes Yassamine Mather, but it has certainly used it to its advantage

Still clinging on

24 Oct 2013

Silvio Berlusconi - master of avoiding his comeuppance

Italy: M5S racism exposed

24 Oct 2013

Confused left populism should not blind us to the natsure of Beppe Grillo’s party, writes Toby Abse

Berlusconi: Houdini’s last escape

10 Oct 2013

Surely last week’s volte face signals the end of the road for Silvio Berlusconi. Toby Abse reports

Die Linke: Principled opposition, not coalition poker

26 Sep 2013

With Die Linke potentially emerging from last weekend’s elections as the biggest opposition party in parliament, big challenges lie ahead, argues Ben Lewis

Die Linke: Rotten politics and rotten terms

19 Sep 2013

This weekend’s elections will be a test for Die Linke, argues Ben Lewis, especially when it comes to the coalition-making that will follow

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