We live in a volatile age of post-truth politics – and so Brexit cannot be ruled out
In many ways, the “Britain Out” campaign will sound a lot like an SNP tribute band – or a Corbyn…
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The refugee crisis is a battle for the soul of Europe
Laurie Penny reports from a refugee centre in Berlin.
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“I’m not giving up”: Poland’s first transgender MP Anna Grodzka on her activism
Anna Grodzka discusses the future of the euro, the Polish left, and her autobiography describing her gender transition.
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In Portugal, the Left is caught between two extremes
Antonia Costa’s socialists face an unpalatable choice: grand coalition with the right, or cohabitation with die-hard communists on the left.
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Q&A: Thomas Piketty on Greece’s shock election result
In the wake of the re-election of Alexis Tsipras, Thomas Piketty answers questions on what happens next.
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Alexis Tsipras to form a new government as Syriza win Greek election
Syriza have won the Greek election with 35 per cent of the vote.
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Jeremy Corbyn’s European U-Turn caps off a bad first week, but things will get better
The Islington North MP’s first week as Labour leader hasn’t gone as planned, but his position will improve.
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Charlie Hebdo’s depiction of drowned children shows the very prejudice it claims to criticise
The image of a drowned child is not a successful way of satirising western capitalist decadence.
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