Syriza: the Greek spring
published at openDemocracy COSTAS DOUZINAS 5 February 2015 The 2015 Greek elections mark the beginning of the end of a cycle that started in 1989 with the fall of the […]
Category Archives: Syriza
Greece is facing 3 massive tests of its debt plans today
by MIKE BIRD at Business Insider Three absolutely crucial meetings for Greece’s financial future are taking place Wednesday. The outcome of pretty much all of them will have to be […]
The Guardian view on the euro: Yanis Varoufakis begins to haggle
Editorial | The Guardian Syriza is finally moving beyond lofty rhetoric, and beginning to engage creatively with the pressing need to negotiate. The rest of Europe must listen, and reciprocate […]
Syriza has bold solutions to the forces of austerity that are strangling Europe
by Costas Lapavitsas published at the Guardian The new government in Greece wants to spearhead an alliance of leftwing forces across Europe, but we know we face powerful adversaries Alexis […]
Syriza: The radical left’s Greek Spring?
published at Open Democracy IOSIF KOVRAS and NEOPHYTOS LOIZIDES 30 January 2015 Will Syriza’s victory lead to a ‘radical left’ Spring across Europe, or are such reactions premature? Alexis Tsipras […]
Alexis Tsipras Interview
Syriza stands for a better Europe
As Greece and EU Clash, Clues on Deal Emerge
Despite Finance Ministers’ Frosty Exchanges, Prospects Seen for Sharing Pain Between Athens and Creditors By MARCUS WALKER, STELIOS BOURAS and NEKTARIA STAMOULI ATHENS—Greece’s finance minister and a representative of its […]
Will Syriza’s Victory in Greece Mean Easing Austerity?
BY THOMAS WRIGHT 1/29/15 AT 8:07 PM Alexis Tsipras (C), Syriza party leader and winner of the Greek parliamentary elections, arrives for his swearing-in ceremony as Greece’s first leftist prime […]
Greek Left Review 