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The British government is leading a European Union (EU) plan to stop migrants coming across the Mediterranean by launching military strikes.

The Greek government, led by the radical left Syriza party, is backsliding under pressure from the European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF). But workers are not taking this lying down.

Miliband would have understood the catastrophe that engulfed the Labour Party on Thursday of last week. Not the wretched Ed, but his Marxist theorist father Ralph.

Many commentators argue that the Greek left government headed by Syriza is heading towards the moment of truth in its confrontation with the European Union.

Dave Sewell looks at how racist scapegoating and migrant deaths are bound up with the bosses’ European Union—and argues the alternative lies in workers’ solidarity

The rulers of the European Union (EU) are getting seriously annoyed with those pesky Greeks.

Politicians let 1,300 people die in just one week rather than look ‘soft’ on immigration, reports Ken Olende

The blackmail of Greece’s government by its creditors pushed it closer than ever to bankruptcy this week.

Satisfying the workers’ demands and breaking with the EU blackmail means a revolutionary strategy, writes Panos Garganas

The Troika has succeeded in imposing its will on the Syriza government for now, but other options were. And still are, available.

A blast ripped through a demonstration in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv last Sunday, killing two and injuring ten people. 

The civil war in Ukraine has several dimensions. The first is the fighting on the ground. This is escalating despite last September’s Minsk ceasefire agreement, which was supposed to end it.