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Pensions strike gets massive backing - photo report

Historic showdown builds in Europe

17 May 2012: Two of surely the most delusional people on the planet strolled down the red carpet in Berlin this week, talking about growth and keeping Greece among the eurozone countries. No chance on the first, and close to zero on the second.

Francois Hollande, the newly-elected French president, took more notice of the lightning strike on his plane from Paris to meet Germany’s chancellor Merkel than the real state of the economy.

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Wisconsin Uprising
The uprising that shook Wisconsin

In February 2011, thousands of people occupied the capitol buildings in Wisconsin in protest against spending cuts and attacks on union rights. Gerry Gold assesses what we can learn.

Linda Persson
The inside world of the Outsider

Linda Persson's art reveals that autism is not a block to creativity. Review by Corinna Lotz.

Tea Party
Tea with the Republican right

The Tea Party is not an authentic populist movement and is instead an expression of the right-wing shifts within the Republican Party, according to a new book.

Eradicating Extreme Poverty
Jacobins with laptops

Paul Mason’s book on “some
of the biggest events in our lifetime” takes us on a journey from the Tunisian revolution to the occupation at Wall Street.

Eradicating Extreme Poverty
Giving the dispossessed a voice

Susan Jappie reviews a new book on tackling the causes of extreme poverty.

El Pardo
Diary of a miner’s year on strike

The great miners’ strike for jobs of 1984-5 continues to inspire almost three decades later. Just published is the diary of a Notts striker.

Adnan al-SayeghAdnan al-Sayegh’s poetry of freedom

Sparrows don't love bullets - an interview with Iraqi poet-in-exile Adnan al-Sayegh.

Afghan SolutionCrimes in the name of democracy

Peter Arkell looks at a passionate account of how Western arrogance destroyed Afghanistan's chance to rise above tribal interests.

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