Europe swings right
With far-right parties making big gains and set for further advance in EU elections in 2024, Kevin Bean asks how the left should respond
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With far-right parties making big gains and set for further advance in EU elections in 2024, Kevin Bean asks how the left should respond
A conversation with former Bloco de Esquerda MP Beatriz Gomes Dias.
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the former East Germany remembers the deliberate, immediate destruction of industry and jobs for the profit of West German firms and money-makers. East Germans still want to know how this was allowed to happen.
This week, the right-wing Alternative for Deutschland party suffered one of its first setbacks of the year, after it failed to win the mayoral election of Nordhausen, a small town in the region of Thuringia. Normally, Germany wouldn’t have much interest in the likes of Nordhausen, population 40,000. But this election has gained outsize significance for Germans
Germany is in a deep crisis. The economic crisis that has been shaking Germany for some time is reaching a new level. Germany is the only G7 country not achieving any growth.