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Britain’s Brexit Disaster – what does Europe think?

  • 26 March 201926 March 2019

With Owen Jones, Brian Carty, Elena Crasta, Alena Ivanova, Helmut Scholz and Luke Cooper

Another Europe Podcast

As Britain stares down a “no deal” Brexit abyss, we head to Brussels to talk to groups across the European left. In the latest in our series of international live audience events, we place Brexit in the context of the upcoming European elections and ask whether there is a way out of this terrible mess.

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Reforming the unreformable?

  • 20 March 20195 April 2020

The left, the crisis and the EU

by Martin Hall

When Mark Fisher wrote in 2009 that there was ‘a widespread sense that not only is capitalism the only viable political and economic system, but also that it is now impossible to even imagine a coherent alternative to it’, he could not have had in mind the long march through the EU’s institutions favoured by DiEM25, and to a lesser extent, Another Europe is Possible (AEIP), the pressure group set up to argue for a left remain position in the UK Brexit referendum of 2016.

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Brexit vs. Workers: Ireland

  • 12 March 201912 March 2019
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The periphery strikes back

  • 6 March 20195 April 2020

Lessons from the Yellow Vest upsurge

by Reuben Bard-Rosenberg

When President Macron raised the duty on fuel, few were taken in by his pretence that the measure was primarily environmental. It was, most obviously, a regressive means of cutting the deficit in a country already suffering from double digit unemployment. Yet the policy also had a distinct spatial significance.

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Patrice CALATAYU
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Labour’s deepening crisis

  • 1 March 20195 April 2020

by Seán Byers

There are decades when nothing happens; and there are weeks when decades happen.

So Lenin is believed to have remarked about the overthrow of the old order in Russia more than one hundred years ago. These words could equally be applied to Brexit. But it is in this context that the concrete analysis, methodological rigour and political resolve advocated by Bolshevik leader is lacking among sections of the left.

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