Hundreds of young students, flocking from various secondary schools in the 93rd department, gathered outside the Lycée Bartholdi before marching through
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Will French lycéens protesting austerity ignite a wider social movement ahead of the 2027 presidential campaign? It only took a spark to set France ablaze. High school protests broke out in France as the new school year had barely begun. France's high schoolers (lycéens,... Read More "France’s Students in Revolt"

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Spain’s Housing Crisis Explodes

María del Vigo, Miriam Bue
How the eviction of Maricarmen in Madrid triggered housing protests and snap elections In Madrid the political landscape has been turned on its head. Public outrage over the attempted eviction of a... Read More "Spain’s Housing Crisis Explodes"

Organising to win

How Socialists won key elections in Germany and in the US The German Left party Die Linke’s recent electoral gains in Berlin have renewed attention to the organising methods behind its campaigns. They also recall Zohran... Read More "Organising to win"

Events


Iceland says No. But to what exactly? On 29 August 2026, Icelanders voted on whether to resume... Read More "A Divided Island, a Divided Left: Iceland after the EU Referendum"
On 20–21 September 2026, 55 trade unionists representing workers at Lidl and Kaufland in 19 European countries and... Read More "Building Workers’ Power at Lidl and Kaufland"
IMAGO/TT
This article was updated reflecting the results is the 13 September election After Sweden went to the polls, the left... Read More "Sweden’s 2026 Election on a Knife-Edge"
imago images/Agencia EFE
The Beginning of the End The Spanish government, a coalition of the Socialist Party (PSOE) and sections of the... Read More "The most left-wing government in history?"
Stefaan Van Parys
It was a weekend full of debates and exchanges. Over 550 people from nine countries, including a large delegation from Die Linke, took... Read More "Marxist Summer School 2026"

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Grace Blakeley: The EU Energy Prices are Broken


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Europe produces more and more renewable electricity that costs almost nothing to generate, yet our energy bills keep rising. Why? Grace Blakeley explains why the European Union's current electricity market system is broken, why it remains vulnerable to repeated energy crises, and how consumers bear the costs while large energy companies reap windfall profits. She shows why we need a democratic, publicly owned energy system to deliver affordable and sustainable energy for all — even if achieving it would require a major political shift that will anger the rich.