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Victor Grossman on 28/03/2022
A brief look at NATO's history shows that it is no force for peace
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Analie Gepulani Neiteler on 27/03/2022
Interview with Camilo, a former Gorillas rider about organising workers in the fast food sector
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Fouad Mami on 26/03/2022
What is at stake when it comes to oil? A new book investigates
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The Left Berlin on 24/03/2022
For lively neighbourhoods and a city of solidarity
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Phil Butland on 24/03/2022
A film about the fight against gentrification in Berlin gives a sense of how we can win. A sequel about the messy aftermath would be just as informative
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The Left Berlin on 24/03/2022
Weekly news roundup from Berlin and Germany
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Negro Matapacos on 23/03/2022
Chats on Telegram about Covid-19 are everywhere, and I couldn't help myself but to join a few. After a few months, it seems we might be able to learn something from the Querdenkers.
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The Left Berlin on 23/03/2022
Carla Reemtsma on why climate struggle is climate struggle. Amal Abbass on racism and Ukraine refugees. And the campaign to extend voting rights in Berlin.
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The Left Berlin on 22/03/2022
Most coverage of Putin's invasion of Ukraine has been dominated by views from the West. Here is how the Eastern European Left has reacted
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Colin Falconer on 21/03/2022
Obituary of the French socialist Alain Krivine, who died last week
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Phil Butland on 20/03/2022
Ukrainian socialist Taras Salamaniuk talks about anti-capitalism, the anti-war movement in Ukraine and Russia, and how you can concretely help refugees from Ukraine
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Rob Hoveman on 19/03/2022
A boycott of Russian cultural institutions is affecting conductors, ballet and even a statue of Engels. Comparisons with similar boycotts of South Africa and Israel do not hold up.