TOP NEWS
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Porto, 17th July 2018 - João Semedo, former co-leader of Bloco de Esquerda, died after some years fighting cancer.
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Death of João Semedo, former co-leader of Bloco de Esquerda (Portugal)
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Elections in Turkey
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We Are In Minority Again
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The Variable Geometry of the Left
- Despite moderate growth rates, the EU isn’t well. While the social disparities within and between the individual states continue to grow, it has opted for an increase of its military expenditures and tries to make up its obvious lack of internal cohesion with an ever more aggressive policy against migrants and refugees.
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EU And East-Europeans. Czech Republic As An Example
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From Love To Hate
- An article by Viera Hudečková based on an intervention made at The International Conference “Another EU is necessary and possible” organised by the Party of the European Left on the 12th of May 2018, Sofia, Bulgaria.
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An Internationalist Answer
- Speech by Gregor Gysi, President of the European Left, held at the Federal Party Congress in Leipzig, 9 June 2018, on the dispute on refugees and migration.
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Workshop Report
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Right Next Door
- Which counterstrategies against the rise of the far-right at municipal level across Europe?
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Book release and free online reading
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Historical Memory of Central and East European Communism
- We proudly present the book “Historical Memory of Central and East European Communism”, published by Routledge in the series “Routledge Studies in Cultural History”.
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Report of the International transform! Conference in Copenhagen 17 March 2018
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“Global and Institutional Crisis and Red-Green Alternatives”
- Transform!Danmark organized its seventh international conference on 17 March 2018 in Copenhagen on developing left economic and ecological alternatives and so continued the path of the 2015 to 2017 conferences to link red and green alternatives and bridge the gap between the two.
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Slovenia’s parliamentary elections
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An Increasingly Xenophobic Right, a Fragmented Centre and a Rising Left
- The outcome of the recent Slovenian elections shows a fragmented political landscape, a worrying increase in support for right-wing populism and luckily, an electoral gain for the left’s Levica party that has strengthened its position and improved its manoeuvring space.
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A View of the Recent Unexpected Events in Spain
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Ten Days That Changed Spain – Or How to Expel a Right-wing Government Through a No-Confidence Motion
- On 1 June, Pedro Sánchez, the Socialist Party’s (PSOE) General Secretary, who is not even a member of parliament, was proclaimed the new president of Spain after winning a no-confidence motion against the conservative Popular Party (PP) government of Mariano Rajoy. Ten days before nobody would have even dreamed that this was possible.
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NEW RELEASES
- Solving Energy Poverty could be one of the biggest achievements of the 21st century. Rising energy costs and falling household incomes make energy poverty a growing concern in the European Union. This means that approximately 11% of the population...
- En 2017, la cohésion de l’Union européenne s’est trouvée plus menacée que jamais. Des partis anti-européens de droite populiste participent à des coalitions gouvernementales ou ne sont pas loin d’accéder au pouvoir. Le processus du Brexit est en...
- As the German playwright Bertolt Brecht once noted, ‘Thought is something that follows from difficulties and precedes action’. The European Union is in difficulties. So too is the Left.
VIDÉO DE LA SEMAINE
It is about a year that the block of flats in Grenfell, London, burnt down due to murderous government cuts and greedy, neoliberal construction company. 71 people were killed.
FOCUS
Un an avant les élections européennes, il n’est toujours pas clair comment les forces progressistes et de gauche entendent mener campagne. Un « Focus » sur le dialogue entre les forces de gauche.
Les nouveaux acteurs sociaux créent de nouveaux défis pour les formes de l'organisation de l'action politique.
Des partis de droite avec un programme nationaliste et populiste peuvent-ils arriver au pouvoir au coeur de l'Europe ? Quels défis pour la gauche ?
Espagne est confrontée à des élections cruciales qui auront la plus grande importance pour l'Europe.
