Dr Robert Braun, veteran politician and senior member of Hungary's opposition party, MSZP, speaks with Dr Tomasz Pierscionek about Hungary's transition from Eastern Bloc state to neo-liberal democracy and describes the challenges currently facing the country
Sweeping sanctions have been imposed by the European Union and the United States on Russia for its alleged involvement in East Ukraine.
The blame game commenced immediately. Without waiting for an investigation or any hard information whatsoever, Washington lost no time in pointing an accusing finger at Moscow
John Green reviews a book written by Hans Modrow, the last prime minister of the German Democratic Republic
These are exciting times for Spanish royalists. They anticipate a new king, and it appears they are going to get one
All the chatter after the European Elections has been about the surge in the far right parties with the National Front in France and UKIP in the UK leading the charge. Yet in Spain the move has been markedly to the left, writes David Eade.
Part 1 of Eric Toussaint's review of Thomas Piketty book Capital in the Twenty-First Century (Part 1 of 2)
Ruben De Sai on how Nigel Farage's UKIP and the mainstream media are preventing an honest debate on the European elections, and the economic issues that no one is talking about.
Headlines in the mainstream Western media, and Britain's Foreign Secretary William Hague, obediently echo White House propaganda
The form of state prevalent in the developed capitalist world at the time of the Commune was a state that functioned to support the bourgeoisie in its war against the working class