Greece

• No to blackmail and compromise with austerity in Greece
  • 28 June 2015
  • A statement from the Greek SWP on the coming referendum. Vote no to the agreement - and don't stop there

• Protests at EU Greek cuts deal
  • 23 June 2015
  • The European Union and the International Monetary Fund continued their brutish blackmail of the Greek government this week, writes Panos Garganas

• Patience is running out on both sides of Greek crisis
  • 16 June 2015
  • Greece’s creditors and the institutions that represent them keep sending one message, “Patience is running out”.

• Europe's hidden shame - a system to criminalise refugees
  • 16 June 2015
  • The European Union’s leaders go to shocking lengths to get refugees out of sight, out of mind and out of Europe, migrants and activists told Dave Sewell and Ken Olende

• Greek showdown is no spectator sport
  • 09 June 2015
  • Alex Callinicos argues that how the Greek crisis is resolved depends on what workers do

• Greek government under increasing pressure as bailout deadlines loom
  • 02 June 2015
  • Greece’s government entered the final month of its bailout extension this week under more pressure than ever.

• Why Ukraine gets an easy ride over debt
  • 02 June 2015
  • You may not have noticed, but Greece isn’t the only country that is engaged in difficult negotiations about its foreign debt. Ukraine is too.

• Strikes in Greece keep up the pressure from below against austerity
  • 26 May 2015
  • Hospital workers walked out across Greece on Wednesday of last week, in the biggest strike since the election of radical left party Syriza in January.

• Workers keep the struggle live as Greek state broadcaster ERT is reinstated
  • 19 May 2015
  • Greece’s state broadcaster ERT is set to officially return on Monday of next week—two years after its closure. This is a victory for workers who occupied ERT and operated it under workers’ control.

• Workers move to stop Greece’s Syriza government backsliding
  • 12 May 2015
  • The Greek government, led by the radical left Syriza party, is backsliding under pressure from the European Union (EU) and International Monetary Fund (IMF). But workers are not taking this lying down.