Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by ALMPANIS Yannis
There are the results of the Greek elections. The Right remains in goiverment athough it lost about 4%. The Socialists were destroyed (they lost for secont time and they are looking for a new leader). The Left had its best result since the 60’s. The extreme right enters the Perliament (first (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
Articles on the ongoing free trade negociations between the EU and South Korea, and people’s movements responses, can be find in the Korea section of this website. Here are some links. This page will be updated.
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Korean Alliance Against Kor-US/EU FTAs - 13 July 2007: Stop the (…)
, by Movements (international)
The first round of negotiations of the CAN-EU Agreement is due to start next Monday (17th September) in Colombia. Please SIGN-ON to the Declaration of social movements of the Andean Region, Latin America and Europe calling for No to a new FTA with the EU! (see below).
If you want to sign on (…)
, by FIDH
International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH)
Paris, 6 September 2007 - As the Foreign Ministers from the European Union’s 27 member states prepare to meet on 7 September 2007 in Viana do Costelo in Portugal, and as the world witnesses the repression of peaceful demonstrations throughout (…)
, by PURUGGANAN Joseph
The European Union has for a number of years been trying to consolidate and fine tune strategies aimed at strengthening its competitiveness and its capacity to address the new challenges of the rapidly changing global market. Promotion of trade and investment is clearly a priority for Europe. In (…)
, by KHALFA Pierre
Several hundred pages with 297 modifications to the existing treaties, twelve Protocols and several dozen Declarations that have the same legal standing as the treaties, this is what the “Reform Treaty” of the European Union looks like. This article will not formulate an exhaustive commentary of (…)
, by McKERRELL Nick
As the dust began to settle on the shambles of the Scottish election of early May 2007 it became clear that the Scottish National Party had just edged ahead of New Labour as the largest party by one seat. They were 1% ahead in the constituency vote and 3% on the list – not as dramatic a lead as (…)
, by Socialist Resistance (Britain)
New Labour’s long awaited “plan B” – the replacement of Blair by Brown when Blair became electorally damaged beyond repair - is working, at least as far as Labour’s short term electoral prospects are concerned.
We have the predictable “Brown bounce”, with new Labour leading the Tories for the (…)
, by KHALFA Pierre
The project for a Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe (TCE) aimed to set in stone, via a political text of massive symbolic value – the term “constitution” was not used by accident – the neoliberal principles that have been the benchmark in Europe for a quarter of a century, in Part (…)
, by McANULTY John
A local cartoonist, Ian Knox, summed up the May 8th re-opening of the Stormont executive in the North of Ireland as the coronation of the sectarian bigot Ian Paisley, representing Martin McGuinness of Sinn Fein as his consort. It was a deadly accurate satire.
Tony Blair and Taoiseach Bertie (…)
, by BUDRAITSKIS Ilya
Question: Could you describe what you were able to see and experience when you were in Tallinn (Reval in Russian), the capital of the Republic of Estonia, some days ago?
Ilya: On 26-27 April I found myself in the centre of the mass protests in Tallinn. After they began to take down the (…)
, by McANULTY John
Emergency legislation by the British parliament this week confirmed the power-sharing deal made on Monday by the loyalist and republican leaders, Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams.
IBELFAST — The 7th March election in the north of Ireland marked the end phase in a long period of Irish history, (…)
, by LOUKA Maria, SARTZEKIS Andreas
“What we are seeing is an ongoing process in which the movement becomes stronger and takes on a mass character: if we take the demonstrations as a barometer, we can see today several demonstrations of 30,000 to 40,000 participants, and almost all the university departments are occupied.” (…)
, by SAP (Denmark)
Socialistisk Arbejderparti - SAP
After several years of turmoil and in some instances right out battles in the streets, there is now just an empty piece of land, where there used to be a house filled with initiative and creativity, a house that was also a symbol of both the workers and the (…)
, by ALI Tariq
The government crisis in Italy over US bases and Afghanistan reflects the increasing gap in Europe between rulers and ruled.
The states of western Europe continue to resist harmonisation. On the same day last week that the chicaneries of every antiquated careerist vying for the New Labour (…)
, by HEARSE Phil
British Prime Minister Tony Blair has promised to leave office by the summer, but he could be gone a lot sooner than that. Having already seen his popularity plummet because of the Iraq war and growing discontent with his neoliberal policies on health and welfare, his administration is now mired (…)
, by Movements (anti-nuke), Petition / Sign-on Letter
MORE THAN HALF A MILLION EUROPEANS HAVE SIGNED ALREADY!
In order to fight the comeback of nuclear power, we have already collected half a million signatures against nuclear power in Europe. Support the campaign: by signing the petition below, by spreading the word and by collecting signatures (…)
, by HAEGENS Koen
The anarchists won the elections.’ ‘The peasants have seized power.’ Or was it the Maoist Red Guards? These were some of the reactions once the results were known of the parliamentary elections in the Netherlands on 22 November. The reality was that the Dutch voted massively for a more social (…)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
To sign online, go to http://www.stop-the-war.gr/taslam_en.html , or click above. Or email to jspg otenet.gr.
Javied Aslam, the democratically elected President of the Pakistani Community in Greece was arrested in Athens on Monday November 6 and is threatened with expulsion from Greece to (…)
, by Greek Net for an Alternative Agricultural Policy
– The genetically modified rice should be immediately withdrawn from the greek market The country must be declared free area from GMO The Protocol on Biosafety must be immediately applied 1. The exposure of illegal import of genetically modified rice in the Greek market, as in (…)
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