Europe
Can Capitalism Survive?
In the first of a series of articles, by internationaly renowned Greek economist Professor Lefteris Tsoulfidis, focusing on the origins and state of the European economic crisis, Professor Tsoulfidis discusses whether Capitalism has a future... [read more]
Euro zone crisis: A Green alternative
We are watching economic injustice crush a nation before our eyes.
On 20 March, Greece must meet the next tranche of debt repayments,says Alfie Stirling.... [read more]
The Politics of the Psyche
BBC 4’s Saturday night primetime slot is cornering the market in excellent European drama but we don’t need Denmark to point out how impotent we feel. However idealistic were its ancient Roman origins, the UK’s version of representative democracy has become as distorted as a burning pillar of wax, says outRageous!... [read more]
Protest Movement or tourist attraction?
David Eade contrasts the Occupy movement in the UK with the 15-M movement in Spain... [read more]
New beginnings
John Green asks whether we need a mass party to represent the unions and the left and to advance the interests of the entire working class (Part 2)... [read more]
Bankers’ Oligarchy spells the end of democracy
A qualitative change is taking place within the European Union where it is crystal clear that national independence and democracy are being dumped without formal procedure or public announcement, says John Boyd.... [read more]
Ban the Spanish Royal family from business
David Eade looks at allegations of a business scandal involving members of the Spanish royal family... [read more]
The call for a UK amendment on the EU
There is a rising tide of Euroscepticism within mainstream political parties and on the floors of national Parliaments throughout the European Union, says David Lindsay.... [read more]
Poor's show
Ever since the decline of European Socialism in the 1980s and the collapse of the Soviet Union in the ’90s, capitalism has considered itself king of the world and has behaved accordingly, says W Stephen Gilbert.... [read more]
The fourth force in Spanish politics: Voto en Blanco
David Eade reflects on the results of the recent Spanish General election and the rise of the Voto en Blanco
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Bankers' Coups D'etat in Southern Europe
Steven Colatrella unveils that the very tenets of democracy in Europe are under threat as finance capital launches the first of its coups d'etat in Greece and Italy.... [read more]
Telling the Players with a Scorecard
How politics is manifested as economics and economics as politics should concern us right now, argues Steven Colatrella.... [read more]
Voters swing behind the PCE on its 90th anniversary
David Eade recounts the history of the Communist Party of Spain and shows that the party still has influence in Spanish politics... [read more]
Occupy Italy: the missing country and the missed opportunity
Patrizia Bertini comments on the slow beginnings of the Occupy Italy movement but notes that in recent days events have been picking up pace... [read more]
The Incontinent of Europe
W Stephen Gilbert analyses recent events in Europe and makes the case for Britain to remain part of the EU... [read more]
Angry, broke and Homeless
As the Spanish general election approaches, David Eade shows how a protest movement, led by the homeless, will be campaigning out on the streets.... [read more]
The Banker who knows his Kapital
John Green translates and reflects on an interview with Edgar Most formerly of Deustche Bank and of the GDR State Bank, where he considers capitalism vs. socialism.... [read more]
French Workers are on the Move
Socialist Appeal's Alan Woods considers the significance of the recent industrial unrest in France.... [read more]
French Workers are on the Move
Socialist Appeal's Alan Woods assesses the significance of the recent industrial unrest in France.... [read more]
Muslims: The modern day Jews?
Ben Missenden reflects on the parallels between the treatment of Jews early in the 20th Century and that of Muslims today.... [read more]