A new play about British socialist in the pre- and post-war years has clear parallels with today’s discussions.
News & Comment
How borderless is European solidarity?
Reports on Ukrainian war refugees show the role racism and Eurocentrism play in the Global North.
The ‘SOS NHS’ demands are still urgent and relevant
A combination of Covid and underfunding means that the National Health Service in Britain is at breaking point. The government must show the political will needed to save lives.
“It is hard to be in a government, and not to make too many compromises”
On the publication of his 200th Berlin Bulletin, we talk to Victor Grossman about defecting to the GDR, the Stasi and hopes for the German Left
Berliner Friedenskoordination (FRIKO)
Berlin’s largest anti-war alliance
On the exhumation of victims of the “war on drugs”, enduring grief, and community-based alternatives in the Philippines
An interview with ‘drug war’ photographer Raffy Lerma
News from Berlin and Germany, 14 April 2022
Weekly news roundup from Berlin and Germany
Why is Keir Starmer Afraid of the Anti-War Movement?
Labour’s embrace of NATO and the witch hunt against socialists are part of the same process
“Jobs – wage increases – not bombs”. Greek working class fights back
Last week’s general strike shows that militancy in Greece against the government and the war has not gone away