Brexit blog This blog offers a running commentary on the Brexit and provides a forum for the task of building left power
Elections and parties France in the run-up to the European Parliament Election This election will reconfigure the political forces in the context of a deep social crisis and lasting citizen mobilization against neoliberal reforms Lucie Chamlian, 17.04.2019
Elections and parties 2019 European Parliament Elections in Spain The political context ahead of the elections could not be more different from the context in the aftermath of the 2014 elections Luis Ramiro, 17.04.2019
Elections and parties European Elections in Greece: the poor relation European elections have always been treated as the poor relation in Greece compared to general elections Stratis Bournazos & Dimosthenis Papadatos-Anagnostopoulos, 17.04.2019
Elections and parties The European Parliament Elections in Germany European Parliament elections generally attract little attention in Germany, and this is reflected in low turnouts Andreas Thomsen, 15.04.2019
European elections in Belgium: big shifts, small changes As a small and compromise-based country, Belgium has always played a central role in the history of the European Union Francine Mestrum, 15.04.2019
Elections and parties Finnish Parliamentary Elections 2019 After the 14 April parliamentary elections the Finnish parliament is more left-wing, more gender equal and younger Jukka Pietiläinen, Left Forum Finland, 15.04.2019
Elections and parties Fateful elections for Europe? The 2019 European elections will take place in rather unsettling times for the European Union Andreas Thomsen, 04.04.2019
Elections and parties Britain after Brexit-Day. We are still here. After all, Brexit Day was supposed to be 29 March, and if that got delayed, what happens next? Alena Ivanova, 01.04.2019
Social-ecological transformation Climate Justice and Gender Justice The fight for climate justice must be feminist, anti-racist and anti-capitalist Janna Aljets, 26.03.2019
Feminismos The feminist strike in Spain On 8 March 2019 the second feminist strike in the Spanish history is called. It will be covering labour, students, consumption and care Vera Bartolomé, 07.03.2019
Crises and left solutions Momentum for a Europe of the many Opportunities for a connective platform Mario Candeias & Johanna Bussemer, 04.03.2019
United we fall After a new Swedish record of 131 days with only a temporary government, Sweden now finally has a coalition in place Petter Nilsson & Rikard Warlenius, 29.01.2019
Global power and resistance Daring to think differently While there are positives being advanced by the proponents of e-commerce, it is not all rosy Africa Kiiza, 20.12.2018
Social-ecological transformation Lisbon Just Transition Gathering Unionists and climate justice activists gathered before the International Ecosocialist Encounter 04.12.2018
Crises and left solutions The European Illusion The new book by Attac Austria about the strategies towards the EU and beyond. 03.12.2018
Social-ecological transformation The Yellow Vests in France Since November, France has been experiencing mass blockades of road traffic Janna Aljets, 26.11.2018
Crises and left solutions The left in France under Macron Macron, who claims to be neither left nor right, pledged to overcome political divisions. While the extreme right is struggling to reinvent themselves, the left seems to be gaining a momentum. Romy Straßenburg, 06.11.2018
Crises and left solutions Macron’s European ambitions dashed In the debate on Europe, Macron is trying to sell himself as a proponent of deeper EU integration. Presented as new, his politics appear, when all is said and done, to be a continuation of the right's. Gaël De Santis, 06.11.2018
Crises and left solutions Macron: neocapitalist, digital, authoritarian Macron is an excellent communicator as well as a skilful politician. At the end of the day, he has the smiling facade of a hard and dangerous politician. Hervé Kempf, 05.11.2018
Global power and resistance The New NAFTA: Making Matters Mostly Worse The first thing to note is that the USMCA is not radically different from its predecessor. 02.11.2018
Solidarity and emancipation Feminist Responses to Austerity Interviews with Inés Campillo Poza (Spain), Pauline Cullen (Ireland) and Aliki Kosyfologou (Greece)
Social-ecological transformation Gastivists: Stopping A Fossil Fuel Lock-In Join a global movement that is rising up to stop fossil gas, fossil fuels, and the extractive economy it maintains.
Crises and left solutions The Populist Moment and the Future of Democracy "Rethinking Europe" lecture by Chantal Mouffe and inauguration of our new offices
Solidarity and emancipation Organizing for a Left Hegemony At the first European Summer School in Madrid about 100 people discussed social rights, struggles and strategies for the left in Europe
Crises and left solutions Catalonia Conflict Interviews and panel discussions around the Catalonia conflict at the RLS European Summer School
Social-ecological transformation Time to go beyond gas! Activists, NGOs, academics and decision-makers build a global network against further gas projects. Food & Water Europe
Social-ecological transformation TUED in Europe: laying the groundwork Report of a two-day working meeting of unions and close allies in the energy democracy movement Maité Llanos
Crises and left solutions Finding a New Path – Another Development for Europe Progressive social and political forces discussed the issues of a new industrial strategy for Europe
Social-ecological transformation Just Transition Conference organised by the Delegation DIE LINKE. in the European Parliament and the Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung Brussels, in cooperation with Transform!
