The Tyee Fellowships, thanks to you, give independent journalists what they need to do their best work.

The following is an interview on the Greek crisis with Constantinos Avramidis – a Greek
resident in Ireland, member of the Workers Solidarity Movement and of the Post Workers
Union. ---- 1. Can you give us some background of the economic crisis in Greece? -- First
of all, you have to start with the last government though they’re not responsible of the
whole thing.

Despite the rain, March 19 there was an anti-repression action in the center of Warsaw
organized by ZSP*. The action was held to draw public attention to various types of
repression against political activists, protestors, workers and unionists, in particular
to cases related to our comrades.

Blog Post by fredburrill - May 18, 2010

Profiling works in insidious ways. By releasing these photos the [Montreal Police] are able to draw from the deep well of racist stereotypes about criminal black youth available in dominant culture, while simultaneously downplaying the spectre of generalized anti-police rage that is seemingly always waiting in the wings in these mass hockey celebrations.

These days the economic news resembles nothing so much as a bad horror movie, with trillions of dollars of bad debt rising from the crypts of banks worldwide to wreak havoc on the living. Like vampires and zombies, undead financial paper can be held at bay with the appropriate tools; the Archdruid explains.

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eldavojohn writes "Moving for the first time from a cautious message to a message of urgency, the National Academy of Science has advised the United States government to either adopt a carbon tax or cap and trade legislation.

<p>When anarchists speak of &quot;Social War&quot; we aren't just renaming the &quot;Class War&quot; of years past, wherein the struggles against c...