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Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

Sunday Long Read: To see in Novara Media's week-long investigation of Europe, James Butler lays out the crises facing Europe and asks whether there can be a solution.

The Left Enters the EU Debate – is Another Europe Possible?

Josiah Mortimer

So far the campaign to keep the UK in the European Union has been dominated by dry number-crunching and business arguments. With the launch of an explicitly left wing campaign to reimagine the EU, could another Europe be possible?

Long Read: Rewrite or Escape the EU? Two Strategies from Southern Europe

Steve Rushton

Sunday Long Read: The rise of Podemos in last week’s Spanish election brings questions of EU membership back into the frame. What can we learn from Greek and Catalan radicals ahead of the UK’s referendum?

After the Paris Attacks: 4 Questions We Need to Ask

James Butler

Following the Paris attacks, the right across Europe has already demanded military vengeance, the closure of Europe’s borders to refugees, and ramped-up domestic surveillance powers.

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Pedion Tou Areos has become a makeshift refugee camp in central Athens, with many people passing through to central and western Europe from Syria and Afghanistan. Here some of the residents share their reflections and hopes.

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

Aaron Bastani speaks to Antony Loewenstein, author of 'Disaster Capitalism', about migration, Europe and what it means to be a journalist in the 21st century.

4 Things You Need to Know About Portugal’s Political Crisis

David Ferreira

Since its general election earlier this month, the so-called ‘good student of Europe’ has played host to an unprecedented situation. With rumours of an anti-austerity majority taking power still circulating, David Ferreira clears up what’s happening in Portugal.

Is a United Left About to Form a Government in Portugal?

Miguel Costa Matos

After an inconclusive election and a round of inconclusive negotiations, is the second-placed Portuguese Socialist Party about to join forces with the Left Bloc and Communist Party to form an historic left unity government?

7 Reasons Portugal’s Socialists are Staring into the Abyss

Feature: Damned if EU do, damned if EU don’t

Carl Rowlands

The long-awaited in-out referendum on the UK's membership of the EU is set to happen in 2016 or 2017. Arguably lenient to EU membership historically, the Greek experience is making many question whether the left should push for Brexit.

Interview: Interview: Owen Jones

Journalist, writer and Labour activist Owen Jones sat down with Novara Media to talk about what Corbynmania means for the left wing movements.

Novara FM: In or Out? Britain and the EU

On this week's show James Butler and Aaron Bastani discuss Europe and Brexit. Is it really worth staying in the EU?

IMOBastani: Greece Say ‘Oxi’, Populism Is Back!

Aaron Bastani responds to the dramatic result of last weekends referendum on austerity in Greece and looks to the rest of Europe and the upcoming British referendum on EU membership for signs of a new wave of populism.

4 Reasons to be Worried: Could the Greek Referendum Have Been a Trap?

Will Horner

Polling stations for today's referendum in Greece have now closed. Opinion polls give the No/Oxi campaign a small lead but official exit polls are still to be released. The referendum has been Syriza's ace card, but has it been played too soon?

Voting No in the Greek referendum: unviable, dangerous, regrettable – and yet the right thing to do

Away from the negotiating table and media frenzy, the dominant feelings in the streets of Greece are those of fear and uncertainty. While the debate rages, the referendum points to Greece's history with Europe and people's hopes for the future.

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Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

The Left Enters the EU Debate – is Another Europe Possible?

Josiah Mortimer

Long Read: Rewrite or Escape the EU? Two Strategies from Southern Europe

Steve Rushton

After the Paris Attacks: 4 Questions We Need to Ask

James Butler

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

4 Things You Need to Know About Portugal’s Political Crisis

David Ferreira

Is a United Left About to Form a Government in Portugal?

Miguel Costa Matos

7 Reasons Portugal’s Socialists are Staring into the Abyss

Craig McVegas and Joana Ramiro

Interview: Interview: Caroline Lucas

Novara FM: Europe’s Refugee Crisis

Feature: Damned if EU do, damned if EU don’t

Carl Rowlands

Interview: Interview: Owen Jones

Novara FM: In or Out? Britain and the EU

IMOBastani: Greece Say ‘Oxi’, Populism Is Back!

4 Reasons to be Worried: Could the Greek Referendum Have Been a Trap?

Will Horner

Voting No in the Greek referendum: unviable, dangerous, regrettable – and yet the right thing to do

Panayiotis Demopoulos

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Tag: europe

Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?

James Butler

The Left Enters the EU Debate – is Another Europe Possible?

Josiah Mortimer

Long Read: Rewrite or Escape the EU? Two Strategies from Southern Europe

Steve Rushton

After the Paris Attacks: 4 Questions We Need to Ask

James Butler

‘The government killed our family’: In Conversation with Refugees in Athens

Tomas Lynch

Interview: Interview: Antony Loewenstein

4 Things You Need to Know About Portugal’s Political Crisis

David Ferreira

Is a United Left About to Form a Government in Portugal?

Miguel Costa Matos

7 Reasons Portugal’s Socialists are Staring into the Abyss

Craig McVegas and Joana Ramiro

Novara FM: Is Labour the Exception?

Interview: Interview: Caroline Lucas

Novara FM: Europe’s Refugee Crisis

Feature: Damned if EU do, damned if EU don’t

Carl Rowlands

Interview: Interview: Owen Jones

Novara FM: In or Out? Britain and the EU

IMOBastani: Greece Say ‘Oxi’, Populism Is Back!

4 Reasons to be Worried: Could the Greek Referendum Have Been a Trap?

Will Horner

Voting No in the Greek referendum: unviable, dangerous, regrettable – and yet the right thing to do

Panayiotis Demopoulos

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