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John Mullen on 02/03/2022
With the French Socialist Party in ruins, the France Insoumise is proposing a new version of left reformism. How useful is it to French working people?
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The Left Berlin on 20/02/2022
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John Mullen on 07/02/2022
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Hari Kumar on 27/01/2022
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Ella Teevan on 17/01/2022
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Ali Khan on 10/01/2022
Despite the geographic and social distance between China and Germany, there are important lessons in this saga for the German left
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The Left Berlin on 07/01/2022
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Berlin for India on 06/01/2022
Indian farmers and other activists have forced Modi to repeal the Farm Laws, but with over 700 dead the struggle must continue
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Phil Butland on 15/12/2021
Ahead of Sunday's elections in Chile, we talk to activist Pablo Abufom Silva about 50 years of neoliberalism, the mass protests of 2019 and the threat of fascism
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Ciaran Dold on 14/12/2021
Given the unpopularity of the potential heirs to the throne, republicans can hope for the end of the British monarchy.
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Hari Kumar on 04/12/2021
Is free speech really under attack? If so, who are the victims?
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LINKE Berlin Internationals on 25/10/2021
This evening, 25th October 2021, Die LINKE Berlin working groups Internationals and Queer were planning to hold a public meeting on Trans rights. This is why the meeting was postponed.