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Germany

Is Germany faced with a right wing election victory?

Hans Gerd

Germany

German elections: Right wing defeated – but only a short honeymoon for Schr

Hans Gerd

Germany

Germany: widespread opposition to war leads to massive student mobilisation and strike action.

Hans Gerd

Germany

Germany after the antiwar movement – Conflict between unions and government inevitable

Hans Gerd

Germany

Germany: Schr

Hans Gerd

Germany

Crisis opens up in IG Metall after the defeat in the East German strike for the 35 hour week

Hans Gerd

Germany

Social unrest in Germany – only the tip of the iceberg

Hans Gerd

Germany

Germany:

Hans Gerd

Germany

To the Vauxhall workers (and GM workers elsewhere)

Der Funke

Germany

Opel has a future – in the hands of the workers

Der Funke

Germany

Wildcat strike at the Bochum Opel plant (Germany) – Six days that shook General Motors

Hans Gerd

Germany

The struggle to defend the 35-hour week in Germany

Hans Gerd

Germany

Early elections in Germany – a reflection of a deep crisis

Hans Gerd

Global

A Marxist Approach to the Problem of Cyprus

Zeynep G

Cyprus

Cyprus: the only solution is through the unity and the common struggle of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot workers

Leonidas Kariyiannis

Iran

With the hard disk full of socialism

Austria

The protests against the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Salzburg – A first balance-sheet

the Der Funke Editorial Board

Italy

One million workers and youth march in Florence against the war in Iraq and the Berlusconi government

Roberto Sarti

South Africa

Neo-liberalism, globalisation and the response of the left

Jordi Martorell

Denmark

Protest demonstrations at the EU summit in Copenhagen, Denmark

Andreas Bülow and Michael Styrk

Turkey

The European Summit in Copenhagen: a “historic step forward” or a recipe for greater divisions?

Marie Frederiksen, Copenhagen

Brazil

2003 World Social Forum – The thirst for change comes up against a rubber wall

Roberto Sarti

Greece

Greece – The Thessalonica anti-EU demonstrations

Aggelos Irakleidis, Athens

Iraq

Growing world poverty and conflict shows the barbarity of capitalism

David Mitchell, PCS Representative Home Office Group (Personal Capacity)

Analysis: all articles

Is Germany faced with a right wing election victory?

German elections: Right wing defeated – but only a short honeymoon for Schr

Germany: widespread opposition to war leads to massive student mobilisation and strike action.

Germany after the antiwar movement – Conflict between unions and government inevitable

Germany: Schr

Crisis opens up in IG Metall after the defeat in the East German strike for the 35 hour week

Social unrest in Germany – only the tip of the iceberg

Germany:

To the Vauxhall workers (and GM workers elsewhere)

Opel has a future – in the hands of the workers

Wildcat strike at the Bochum Opel plant (Germany) – Six days that shook General Motors

The struggle to defend the 35-hour week in Germany

Early elections in Germany – a reflection of a deep crisis

A Marxist Approach to the Problem of Cyprus

Cyprus: the only solution is through the unity and the common struggle of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot workers

With the hard disk full of socialism

The protests against the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Salzburg – A first balance-sheet

One million workers and youth march in Florence against the war in Iraq and the Berlusconi government

Neo-liberalism, globalisation and the response of the left

Protest demonstrations at the EU summit in Copenhagen, Denmark

The European Summit in Copenhagen: a “historic step forward” or a recipe for greater divisions?

2003 World Social Forum – The thirst for change comes up against a rubber wall

Greece – The Thessalonica anti-EU demonstrations

Growing world poverty and conflict shows the barbarity of capitalism

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