Greece; Fascism and The Resistance

Mhairi McAlpine explains the situation of Golden Dawn - the fascist far-right party in Greece - and the current social and political context following the murder of an anti-fascist Greek rapper and increasing levels of poverty.

Greek Austerity Comes to Scotland

In an article originally published on Bella Caledonia, James Foley provides the background to the protests against Papandreou in the capital today.

Alexis Tsipras Statement on Developments in Cyprus

Alex Tsipiras, President of the Parliamentary Group of SYRIZA, writes on the "strategy of colonization throughout the European South" of the German Government backed by finance capital and the meaning of the current crisis in Cyprus.

Sexual Violence and the Greek Left

Mhairi McAlpine draws on both the history of Greek society and her own experience of the Greek crisis in order to understand misogyny on the left and wider society.

Women on the Left – Konstantina Kuneva

As part of the 'Women on the Left' series, Chris Walsh looks at the Bulgarian-born founding member of the Greek precarious worker's union PEKOP, Constantina Kuneva, who was subjected to horrific reactionary violence as a result of her endeavours in the service of women, migrants and the working class.

Review: 2050 Flashback – The System Changes

Mhairi Mcalpine reviews a radical Greek theatre production of a global post-capitalist utopia. She argues that at a time when Athenians are battling for everyday survival, it's important to have inspiration for revolutionary change.

Capitalism and 21st century fascism: Golden Dawn and women

The Greek fascists Golden Dawn now command 12% in the polls and are growing in strength on the streets. Jade McCarroll puts their rise into historical context and analyses the role of women in their movement and ideology.

Stathis Kouvelakis of Syriza on New Left in Europe

Leo Panitch on Greece & Syriza

Greece and the dark side of European Integration

Panagiotis Sotiris makes the case for Greece to exit from the Eurozone, not as an isolationist move, but as a new anti-capitalist internationalism.