Revolting Europe
On Europe, the left, labour and social movements
debt
What’s the chance of a progressive government in Lisbon?
Last Sunday 4 October Passos Coelho’s right-wing coalition won the most votes in general elections in Portugal but failed to win a majority in parliament. Since then the man who’s imposed on Portugal some of the harshest austerity measures in Europe has been trying win the backing of the opposition Socialists. If the Socialists refuse … Continue reading
Has Greece’s outspoken FM Varoufakis been sidelined?
By Dimitri Deliolanes Greece’s prime minister Alexis Tsipras has moved to unblock the negotiations. It may be the last move in the direction of an “honourable compromise”. If the creditors do not seize the opportunity, then Athens will be forced by the facts to carefully consider the possibility of making dramatic choices. A position repeated … Continue reading
DATA
WAGES SLIDE
Wealth Inequality in Europe
RADICAL VOICES
Italy’s Healthcare Crisis
550 days, 29 Workers, Zero Job Losses
Filthy Rich
SANTA DRAGHI’S COMING
POPULAR FIGHTBACK
FLORENCE’S BUS LUMACA
Popular resistance delivers results
FRENCH FACTORY OCCUPATION
Watching Corporate Europe
- The Trade Secrets Protection Directive Is Still Dangerous For Freedoms and Rights
- Ombudsman's ruling: Stoiber’s appointment process constituted ‘maladministration’ and was misleading
- Lobbying over croissants and coffee
Fight discrimination in Europe – Amnesty Int’l
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