Tag: germany
Novara FM: After Barbarism: Rosa Luxemburg’s Revolutionary Life
Ash Wednesday: Ash Sarkar Debunks Anti-Migrant Myths
While establishment media jumps at the chance to go on refugee safari in the Channel, Ash Sarkar debunks the myths behind anti-migrant sentiment.
Novara FM: Left Populism, Coronavirus and Crisis
What Can We Learn From Rosa Luxemburg?
by James Butler
The Italian Election Shows the Left’s Most Difficult Task Is Winning the Argument on Migration
by Paul Mason
Long Read: For the SPD to Learn From Labour, It Has to Grasp What Kind of World We’re In
by Paul Mason
Novara FM: A German Spring?
Ghettoes of Europe: The Private Landlords Making Billions From Refugee Shelters in Berlin
by Hsiao-Hung Pai
Explainers: Germany Won’t Save the Environment
Weimar Republic 2.0? 7 Thoughts on the Berlin Elections
by Mark Bergfeld
4 Things We Learned from the Blockupy Mobilisation in Frankfurt
by Hamid Mohseni
6 Things We’ve Learned from the Crimea Situation So Far
by Craig McVegas
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you will be aware that things have been kicking off in Ukraine; first in Kiev, with pro-EU demonstrations resulting in the deposition of President Viktor Yanukovych, and now with the escalation of tensions in Crimea following Russia’s decision to heighten its military presence there. The situation does not […]