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Jaime Martinez Porro on 16/12/2020
Invitation to join the working group "Right to the City for All," of the movement "Deutsche Wohnen & Co. Enteignen" (DWE)
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Phil Butland on 15/12/2020
Less than 1 year after leading Labour to win over 10 million votes in the general election, Jeremy Corbyn was temporarily suspended from the party. He is still not allowed to sit as a Labour MP. How could the beacon of hope for the British left fall so far so quickly?
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The Left Berlin on 13/12/2020
The Greek government is using the Corona pandemic to suppress freedom of assembly. But protests and civil disobedience are continuing
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Phil Butland on 07/12/2020
On election day, we interviewed several leftists from the USA about their feelings about the elections. At the time, a Trump victory was still a distinct possibility. One month on, we interviewed US socialists based in Germany, the UK, and the USA to try to get a sense of the current mood
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Debora Thome on 04/12/2020
Speech from the meeting The Conspiracy Against Choice: Why abortion rights are under attack in Poland, Brazil and the USA, 2 December 2020
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Passion Asasu on 02/12/2020
Outlines the protest movement and its Three demands
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Hari Kumar on 29/11/2020
We have seen demonstrations in several countries containing a strange mixture of COVID deniers, anti-Vaxxers and hardcore Fascists. Hari Kumar explains what is bringing these people together
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The Left Berlin on 28/11/2020
Photos by Phil Butland, Maria González and Jaime Martinez Porrro
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The Left Berlin on 25/11/2020
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Markus Joegiches on 22/11/2020
President-elect Joe Biden did not run an inspiring campaign for those on the left, consistently opposing policies supported by the progressive wing of the Democratic Party such as Medicare-For-All and […]
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The Left Berlin on 21/11/2020
Photos by Jaime Martinez Porro
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Jacinta Nandi on 20/11/2020
Jacinta Nandi's new collection of short stories, The Worst Housewife in the World, draws on her life as a mother of two sons, the duties and burdens of everyday life, and the demands of society – and on how all this is connected with feminism. The reader learns a great deal about Germany, which Jacinta Nandi knows so well precisely because it has always remained a little bit foreign to her. Frédéric Valin talked to her about cheese on toast, care work, and Brexit