International Relations

As “the financial crisis continues to grind on” in Greece and people take to the streets, the question on everyone's mind is how it all will end?

When Greece took an unfortunate pioneering role in the economic crisis, economic shock therapy meant that most working people saw their lives turned upside down in a matter of …

In polls, Spaniards rate the political class as their third highest concern, only after unemployment and the economic crisis.

Instead of protecting labor and community activists, the trade agreement's implementation seems to have given the Colombian government a free hand in resuming attacks on them

David Zlutnick interviewed Egyptian human and women's rights activist Gihan Abouzeid on the challenges for social movements following the 2011 revolution, and concerns over womenu2019s rights and efforts to …

The US progressive movement must reconcile positions on US foreign policy that often support US imperial projects abroad with its push for social justice at home.

A group of international human rights organizations and experts filed a brief today before the Spanish Supreme Court asking that they resume its inquiry into Bush Era torture.

Mexicans are determined to make America hear the truth about its role in Mexico's drug war.

Zionist pressure bordering on blackmail and bribery goes on every day.

Thousands of people surrounded the Spanish Parliament in Madrid on Tuesday to protest austerity measures and the loss of public confidence in elected leaders.