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Greece feels iron fist of a German Ahab
Berlin Bulletin No. 95, July 16, 2015 The crisis over Greece has put German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble, the chief spokesperson for Germany’s bankers, at the top of the news. Workers World...
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German imperialism and the Greek debt crisis
Introduction The following article was written last March 4, shortly after the anti-austerity electoral victory of Syriza. The hostile reaction of European finance capital was out in the open. And the...
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Greek deal means more hardship for workers, more money for bankers
July 20 — The bailout deal signed by Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the European bankers has brought more hardship to the Greek workers, more money to the bankers and shows that electoral...
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Strikes and protests as Greek Parliament passes new austerity plan
One-day general strikes were held by thousands of members of PAME, the Greek trade union confederation close to the Greek Communist Party (KKE), and members of ADEDY, the union confederation of civil...
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Refugee crisis grows in Greece
Seven thousand refugees arrived in July on the small Greek island of Kos, some 2.5 miles off the Turkish coast, according to the International Organization for Migration. The flow of refugees increased...
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Fortress Europe kills
In an article in the Workers World of Aug. 15, Deirdre Griswold wrote of the migrants to Europe: “These refugees are fleeing their homelands because of the damage done by horrendous wars unleashed by...
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Lynne Stewart’s message for Women’s Equality Day
The following statement from the people’s lawyer and former political prisoner, Lynne Stewart, was read by Betty Davis, a longtime activist for community control of education and a member of the New...
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Greek people refuse to forget after 46 years
Tens of thousands of people marched in Athens, Thessaloníki and other Greek cities on Nov. 17 to commemorate a student uprising, strongly supported by workers, that had been brutally crushed by tanks...
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May Day: Greece workers show the way
In the midst of a pandemic in which nearly 250,000 people have died, celebrations throughout Europe of International Workers’ Day, May 1 or May Day, were generally muted, with just a few...
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Fire exposes desperate plight of refugees
The Sept. 8 fire that burned the largest asylum camp in Europe, the Moria Reception and Identification Camp on the Greek island of Lesbos, shows how the 13,000 people there are disregarded and...
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