Elections consolidate the hegemony of "religious Zionism" but fail to solve the state’s political crisis
Germany, once viewed as an exaggerated model of exactitude and discipline, is currently in a muddle
Founded by a Black feminist and led by grassroots activists, a new party is challenging the Dutch establishment
Racism and Anti-racism in Germany. An Interview with Ferat Kocak
All-female leadership, a new generation of members and a surprising sense of unity in Germany's left party
How to understand the puzzle of the elections in Ecuador
After the elections – Interview with socialists from Catalonia
The removal of the "voto rogado" proposed by Unidas Podemos "will put an end to a historical democratic deficit suffered by emigrants"
Victor Grossman's latest Berlin Bulletin looks at elections in the US and Germany
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
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?
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