Bhaskar Sunkara, founder of socialist magazine Jacobin, on the US strike wave, the beleaguered German Left, and the role of Left journalists. Plus, should Bernie run again in 2024?
Palestine Solidarity in Germany may look bleak. Nonetheless I think we have more chances than ever to build something substantial
Train travel is too often discussed in terms of climate policy and too rarely as an issue of social justice. And yet the railroads have practiced social selection.
Here's What You Need to Believe in order to Believe Johnny Depp is the Victim of Amber Heard
Die LINKE should not be drawn into Franziska Giffey's so-called "housing alliance" without guarantees of real change
Interview with activist and author Laura Miles on Trans Rights in the UK
Will rising inflation lead to social upheaval?
In the run-up to June’s parliamentary elections, the political atmosphere in France has been transformed by a new left alliance, the New Popular Union. How useful is it and what are its prospects?
Liverpool fan Phil Rowan was in Paris and saw an unprovoked police attack on football supporters. Here he tells his story – and the story of many other fans
We demands equal treatment for all people fleeing Ukraine
The combination of electoral representation, a presence on the streets and support from the State is what makes the German Nazis still dangerous
Summary of the Victorian Socialists' campaign in the recent Australian elections
