The Pirate Party’s lone MEP might just fix copyright across the EU
The first draft of a copyright reform report, from the digital rights party’s last MEP, could give the Pirates a…
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Don’t let the ridiculous smears fool you: Syriza is no party of the radical “far left”
Opposing the logic of neoliberal economics does not mean the Greeks have become Marxists.
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The Syriza-ANEL alliance shows the new Greek government has one goal: ending austerity
After a rebuff from the Communist Party of Greece, ANEL became an unlikely coalition partner. But the deal shows Syriza’s priorities.
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As Greeks pin their hopes on change, Syriza must stand firm against the country’s elite
Can new finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, political economist and game theory academic, negotiate solutions to inequality?
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With Greece backing the euro but Syriza in government, another election may beckon
Further elections can only be avoided if Syriza does a u-turn, which is very common in Greek politics, or if…
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Buchenwald in 1945: Richard Crossman tells the story of a holocaust survivor
In this article first published on 23 June 1945, the future Labour minister and New Statesman editor Richard Crossman recounts…
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The irony of arch EU prevaricator David Cameron crying “economic uncertainty” over Syriza’s win
The Prime Minister is concerned about the financial instability Syriza’s win could bring to Europe – when he’s the one promising…
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“A decision for them”: Ed Miliband’s notably cautious reaction to Syriza’s win
The Labour leader has responded rather late, and very carefully, to the Greek anti-austerity party’s election win.
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