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The Left Berlin on 04/02/2021
The removal of the "voto rogado" proposed by Unidas Podemos "will put an end to a historical democratic deficit suffered by emigrants"
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Christine Buchholz on 03/02/2021
LINKE MP Christine Buchholz recalls her visit to Egypt in 2012. She argues that the Days of Hope have been crushed by the Sisi régime - which has been backed to the hilt by the German government
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Luciana Vidal on 02/02/2021
Abortion is now legal in Argentina, as the result of a long struggle. The debate was never about Abortion: Yes or No, but about Abortion: legal or clandestine. A contribution from an Argentinian feminist
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Hari Kumar on 01/02/2021
Who does Alexei Navalny represent?
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John Puntis on 31/01/2021
One year after Wuhan, the British government's Covid-19 strategy is in tatters. It didn't have to be like this
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The Left Berlin on 29/01/2021
Weekly news roundup from Berlin and Germany
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Victor Grossman on 29/01/2021
Victor Grossman's latest Berlin Bulletin looks at elections in the US and Germany
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The Left Berlin on 29/01/2021
Statement by several LINKE MPs and MEPs
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Phil Butland on 28/01/2021
When Tony Blair was elected British prime minister, many people thought that Things Could Only Get Better. A few years later, Britain was at war and the Left was demoralised. A look back at the heady Blair years and what they mean in the wake of Joe Biden's election victory
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Phil Butland on 27/01/2021
A Berliner’s account from February 2011 following the Egyptian Uprising and the fall of Mubarak
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Phil Butland on 26/01/2021
The Irish Palestinian Solidarity Campaign is working to end EU complicity with the Israeli Ministry of Public Security
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Cynthia Garcia on 26/01/2021
Abortion is finally legal in Argentina following a long campaign that began in 1921