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Who was Rosa Luxemburg?

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Germamy
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While family has always played a significant role in research on Marx, Engels and Lenin, we knew relatively little about the Luxemburg (or, more accurately, Luxenburg) family until a recently published account by Holger Politt...

What Planet Is NATO Living On?

Medea Benjamin - Nicolas J.S. Davies
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The February meeting of NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Defense Ministers, the first since President Biden took power, revealed an antiquated, 75-year-old alliance that, despite its military failures in Afghanistan and Libya, is now turning...

Who is bothered by the flag of the Labin Republic?

The Barricade
Croatia
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We are currently commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Labin miners’ uprising, commonly known as the “Labin Republic”. This “Republic” was never declared; it gained its name as a marker of the control achieved over...

Sofia Nădejde — looking up to an Eastern European feminist-socialist hero

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Gender issues
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Sofia Nădejde was a Romanian novelist, playwright, translator, journalist, women's rights activist and socialist. She had an amazing life and an amazing career. It made her an exceptional character that is most definitely worth looking...

What’s wrong with Left? Learning from past mistakes

Boyan Stanislavski
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Last month, “The Barricade” launched a new series of podcasts under the title “Divided we fall,” where we discuss the Left’s ideological confusion, various strategical mistakes, its complete lack of courage, and sometimes its plain...

Saxony’s New Nazis

Thomas Klikauer
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Located in Germany’s far eastern corner bordering on the Czech Republic and Poland lies the state of Saxony. Today the state has about four million people down from five million in 1990. To many Germans,...

Italy and the dubious honor of chairing the G20

Roberto Savio
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Italy has been given, for 2021, the Chairmanship of the Group of 20, which gather the 20 most important countries of the world. They represent, on paper, 60% of the world population, and 80% of...

Bulgaria’s transition to capitalism — a very uncreative destruction

Veronika Stoyanova
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Few of the developments of the post-1989 transformation in Bulgaria were a result of popular democratic politics, much of it being part of the global turn towards neoliberal globalization. In some popular accounts in the...

Unions and Socialism

Maria Cernat - Boyan Stanislasvski
Gender issues
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Arto Artinian is an associate professor of social sciences for the Borough of Manhattan Community College, City University of New York. He splits time in the year between New York and Plovdiv, Bulgaria. Having seen...

How should the contemporary socialist left relate to the history of ‘actually existing socia..

Ben Burgis
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Slavoj Žižek mentioned that detail to me when I interviewed him two weeks ago for my podcast and YouTube show Give them an argument and I’ve been turning it over in my head ever since. The...

Who was Rosa Luxemburg?

What Planet Is NATO Living On?

Who is bothered by the flag of the Labin Republic?

Sofia Nădejde — looking up to an Eastern European feminist-socialist hero

Saxony’s New Nazis

Italy and the dubious honor of chairing the G20

Bulgaria’s transition to capitalism — a very uncreative destruction

Unions and Socialism

How should the contemporary socialist left relate to the history of ‘actually existing socia..

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