Justice referendum, if the Democratic Judiciary promotes Conte
The article discusses concerns about the impartiality of judges affiliated with the leftist group 'Magistratura Democratica,' particularly in light of their support for political figures like Giuseppe Conte.
The left is conservative: No leaves things as they are
Professor Luca Ricolfi argues that the official left in Italy is deeply conservative, contrasting his support for reform with the mayor's opposition in an upcoming referendum.
Banks and Finance: Success for leftist association – Bank withdraws account termination
The GLS Bank has reversed its decision to close the accounts of the leftist association Rote Hilfe in Germany, which was initially terminated as a reaction to the US government's anti-Antifa measures.
Jeon Han-gil: 'Oh Se-hoon, are you a leftist? Please let the Yoon Again concert be held'
Ultra-right former Korean history instructor Jeon Han-gil publicly urged Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon to allow the 'Yoon Again' concert to take place, despite it being at risk of cancellation.
A dispute escalates between the French government and the U.S. ambassador over the assassination of a far-right activist
A diplomatic conflict has erupted between France and the United States following the assassination of a far-right activist, leading to tensions over accusations of leftist violence and the U.S. ambassador's refusal to attend a formal summons.
Guðmundur Ingi in formal talks with Vor til vinstri
Guðmundur Ingi has initiated formal discussions with leaders from Vor til vinstri regarding potential collaboration in the upcoming municipal elections in Reykjavík.
Municipal Elections 2026: Lucie Castets Head of the Left List in the 12th Arrondissement of Paris
Lucie Castets has been appointed as the head of the non-LFI left list for the upcoming municipal elections in Paris' 12th arrondissement following the resignation of Emmanuelle Pierre-Marie due to accusations of toxic management.
Municipal Elections in Marseille: the PRG denounces a 'closeness' between Payan and LFI and withdraws its support
The French leftist party PRG withdraws its support for Marseille's current mayor Benoît Payan amidst concerns of increasing ties with La France insoumise.
Judith Butler Turns 70: Always Trouble
Judith Butler celebrates her 70th birthday, reflecting on her significant influence in gender theory and her controversial statements, particularly regarding recent events.
Gerardo Pisarello: "The left must understand and cooperate as much as possible"
Gerardo Pisarello, a candidate for the leftist party in Barcelona, emphasizes the need for a united front among leftist parties in Spain.
The new Sumar seeks to capitalize on the agitation on the left and finalizes a tour in Andalusia and Catalonia
The new leftist coalition Sumar is aiming to leverage recent unrest among leftist groups in Spain as it prepares for a campaign tour in Andalusia and Catalonia ahead of regional elections.
"The TB? It's the Region's fault." The left's theory on contagions in the occupied social center
A health alert regarding tuberculosis in an occupied social center in Turin is met with pushback from leftist activists blaming the regional government for the situation.
Boris Mišević responds to accusations of fascism: 'Well, it won't happen!'
RTL journalist Boris Mišević has publicly criticized leftist hysteria and the labeling of many Croatians as Ustashe and fascists, urging citizens to vote and partake in political change.
New Alliance in Spain: The Dream of a New Left Front
In Spain, leftist parties are attempting to unite in a new alliance to combat the rising influence of right-wing populism.
Blunt warning to Podemos to join the new alliance: 'Staying out will leave you cornered forever'
A new electoral alliance of the left is urging Podemos to join in order to avoid splitting the political space and losing potential electoral power.
VG and Vor to the left will be the leftists
The article discusses the political alignment of VG and Vor towards leftist ideologies in Iceland.
Library, hiding in the bathroom to save one's life... What happened in JNU on Sunday night?
JNU witnessed violent clashes between leftist students and ABVP activists, leading to injuries and a situation where students had to hide in bathrooms and libraries for safety.
Clashes during protests at JNU: What caused the conflict between the Left and ABVP?
Violent clashes erupted between student groups at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) in Delhi, with mutual accusations of aggression from both sides.
Thinking About the Next Generation
The article discusses the challenges facing today's youth, including economic insecurity and unstable futures, urging the left to think strategically for long-term solutions.
This was the twenty-something mathematician Quentin Deranque, a devout Catholic and nationalist who was killed by leftist ultras causing a political schism in France
Quentin Deranque, a 23-year-old Catholic nationalist, was killed during a protest against a left-leaning MEP, becoming a symbol of escalating political violence in France.
The left displays alignment and activates the electoral machinery to attempt to rearm for the general elections
The left-wing coalition in Spain is uniting and gearing up for upcoming general elections amidst ongoing discussions and uncertainties regarding leadership roles.
When Antifa Enters Institutions: The Death of Quentin Deranque is a Political Scandal for France
The murder of Quentin Deranque has sparked a national debate in France concerning political violence and its ties to extreme groups and leftist parties.
About 3,200 people marched in a rally for the murder of a far-right activist in France
A rally in France protesting the murder of a far-right activist drew about 3,200 participants amid heightened security concerns over potential clashes with leftist protesters.
Bill Maher rips Billie Eilish, Chappell Roan and leftist ‘kids’ over attacks on Western civilization
Bill Maher criticized younger generations and pop stars for their views on Western civilization during his show.
The neighbors of Lyon take to the streets to commemorate the life of Quentin Deranque: "Murderous antifas!"
Over three thousand demonstrators marched in Lyon to commemorate Quentin Deranque, a young nationalist killed in a clash with leftist activists, amidst controversy and heavy police presence.
Fascist scum, thieves. Leftists' insults at the booth for the Yes to the referendum
The article reports on an incident in Chieri, Italy, where pro-referendum supporters faced verbal assaults from leftist activists, prompting police intervention to restore order.
A. Tsipras: 'Progressive forces must resist barbarous neoliberal policies'
Alexis Tsipras emphasized the necessity for progressive forces to counter neoliberal policies during a conference of the Italian leftist organization Compagno e il Mondo.
Tsipras: "It is our duty to lead the fight"
Alexis Tsipras emphasized the need for progressive forces to combat the rise of far-right politics during a speech at the national conference of the Italian leftist organization Compagno e il Mondo.
The lefts of Sumar call to 'not resign' and defend 'unity' in the launch of their new alliance
Sumar's leftist coalition emphasizes unity and resilience in mobilizing progressive voters for upcoming elections.
Macron calls for calm before march for slain far-right activist
French President Emmanuel Macron has urged citizens to remain calm ahead of a demonstration for the deceased far-right activist Quentin Deranque in Lyon, despite prior ambitions for a ban by the city's leftist mayor.
The New Left Alliance Born Against "Resignation" Opens the Door to Podemos "Wide Open"
A new alliance of leftist parties in Spain seeks to unite against the PSOE and address the rise of the PP and Vox ahead of upcoming general elections.
Cuban troops leave Venezuela as U.S. pressure rises
Cuban security forces are departing Venezuela amid increasing U.S. pressure on the interim president's government to end its leftist alliance.
Yolanda Díaz and Podemos Stay Aside from the First Push to Reunify the Left of the PSOE
Yolanda Díaz and Podemos have distanced themselves from a leftist coalition effort led by rival parties ahead of the upcoming Spanish elections.
"A S-file, still...": the low security requirements for hiring parliamentary staff
The article discusses the alarming security vetting processes for parliamentary staff in France, particularly in light of two arrests linked to the death of a student and their prior employment with a Leftist deputy.
Book List Week 8: Vibrations, Debut Novels, Leftist Techniques, and a Chess Metaphor
This week's book list features new arrivals, highlighting debut novels and exploring themes such as vibrations and leftist techniques.
Rufián changes his plan in light of general rejection: now he requests "confluences" of parties with mixed lists and not "withdrawals"
Gabriel Rufián has adjusted his approach in the face of widespread rejection of his initial plan, now advocating for mixed party lists to unify leftist forces for the upcoming elections instead of asking parties to withdraw in favor of a stronger candidate.
Analysis: The Death of a Young Man in France Falls Directly into the Lap of the Far Right
The analysis discusses the implications of the death of 23-year-old Quentin Deranque in France, linking it to the far-right political climate amid tensions with leftist groups.
In the protest against the Labor Reform, there were clashes with the police and four people were arrested
Clashes between protesters and police occurred during a protest against labor reform in Argentina, leading to multiple arrests after tensions escalated.
LOCAL VIEW: Trump is trying to dismantle the food chain of leftist countries in Latin America
The article discusses the political dynamics in Latin America, particularly focusing on the impact of U.S. foreign policy under Trump in relation to leftist governments.
The Secret Agent: Cinema in the Open Facing Fascism
The article features an interview with Wagner Moura discussing his Oscar-nominated film and the broader implications of leftist ideologies in contemporary cinema.
First incidents with the police: unions distance themselves from the left and demand another general strike with mobilization from the CGT
Unions in Argentina are calling for a general strike after clashes with police during a protest, distancing themselves from leftist groups involved.
From the death of Charlie Kirk to the Young Guard: 'The left Gen Z is developing a culture of assassination'
The article discusses the alleged rise of a culture of assassination among leftist Gen Z individuals in France, highlighted by the recent murder of Quentin Deranque in Lyon.
From Marx to the Young Guard: Two Centuries of Justification of Violence by the Left
The tragic death of a young man at the hands of leftist militants in Lyon rekindles the debate on extreme-left violence, highlighting its historical roots and justifications.
Sheinbaum 'opens the door' to restore relations with Peru after election of leftist president
Mexico is open to resuming diplomatic relations with Peru following the election of leftist legislator José María Balcázar as president.
Parliament: Heightened Political Dispute Over Incidents at Nikaia Hospital
The Greek Parliament is embroiled in a fierce political dispute regarding a recent attack on Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis at Nikaia Hospital, with accusations directed at leftist opposition groups for their involvement.
José María Balcázar elected Peru’s interim president
José María Balcázar was elected as Peru's interim president by congress, succeeding José Jerí amidst political turmoil ahead of general elections.
Emmanuel Macron: There is no place in France for movements that accept and justify violence
President Emmanuel Macron condemned all forms of violent protests in France following the death of a far-right activist during clashes at a protest against leftist policies.
Keiko Fujimori says that democracy is ‘in danger’ in Peru with the election of leftist José María Balcázar
Keiko Fujimori, the presidential candidate, claims that democracy in Peru is in jeopardy following the election of leftist José María Balcázar as interim president.
Right-wing extremism: They won't get rid of him so quickly
The AfD is attempting to expel party member Alexander Eichwald while grappling with whether to label him a Nazi or a leftist infiltrator, highlighting a significant moment in the party's internal democracy.
The Weak Opposition Falls into Crisis: Professor Morinami Says 'Strategic Compromise is Necessary'
Political dynamics in Japan are shifting as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party solidifies its power while minor leftist parties struggle to gain traction, according to political analyst Professor Morinami.