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Loren Balhorn

Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung

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“A Heavy Blow”

Interview | 27.10.2023“A Heavy Blow”

Sahra Wagenknecht’s decision to leave Die Linke brings clarity, but at a high cost

“At the European Level We Need European Struggle”

Interview | 31.07.2023“At the European Level We Need European Struggle”

Belgian Workers’ Party MEP Marc Botenga on building the Left in- and outside of parliament

An Organizer’s Job Is to Give Workers Confidence in Themselves

Interview | 27.04.2023An Or­gan­izer’s Job Is to Give Work­ers Con­fid­ence in Them­selves

Jane McAlevey on the need for a powerful labour movement in our crisis-ridden world

The Cold War Was Never about Democracy

Interview | 27.03.2023The Cold War Was Never about Demo­cracy

Vincent Bevins on how the West’s violent anticommunist crusade shaped our modern world

Will Lula Get a Second Chance?

Interview | 30.08.2022Will Lula Get a Second Chance?

Brazil’s presidential election will decide whether the country continues down the path of reaction…

What Was Life Like in Socialism?

Interview | 05.05.2022What Was Life Like in So­cial­ism?

An upcoming conference brings together young historians from around Europe

From Over-Socialization to the Socialist-Oriented Market Economy

Interview | 07.02.2022From Over-So­cial­iz­a­tion to the So­cial­ist-Ori­ented Mar­ket Eco­nomy

How the Doi Moi reforms redefined the role of public property in Vietnam’s economic development

Das Kapital in Kiswahili

Interview | 06.01.2022Das Kapital in Kiswahili

Joachim Mwami on translating Marx — and Marxism — into the vocabulary of East Africa

Where Global Solidarity Is a Local Tradition

Report | 22.10.2021Where Global Solid­ar­ity Is a Local Tra­di­tion

The Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s new office in Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina proudly draws on the…

Crossing Borders behind the Iron Curtain

Interview | 19.10.2021Cross­ing Bor­ders be­hind the Iron Cur­tain

The documentary “Minds of Their Own” tells the stories of migrants who worked and lived in East…

The Rise and Fall of the ANC Youth League

Interview | 16.11.2020The Rise and Fall of the ANC Youth League

In conversation with South African author and activist Rebone Tau

Far-Right Terrorism in Germany

Interview | 04.06.2020Far-Right Ter­ror­ism in Ger­many

A persistent and growing threat

The Lost History of Antifa

Essay | 29.04.2020The Lost His­tory of An­tifa

75 years after the triumph over Nazism, we look back to when socialists gave birth to Antifa.

The World Revolution That Wasn’t

Essay | 29.01.2020The World Re­volu­tion That Wasn’t

Only now are we recovering from the legacy of the Comintern’s failure

Kenya’s First Socialist Library

Interview | 09.12.2019Kenya’s First So­cial­ist Lib­rary

A new RLS partner in Nairobi seeks to popularize socialist literature in the city and beyond

Introducing RLS Central Asia

Report | 07.11.2019In­tro­du­cing RLS Cent­ral Asia

Our latest Regional Office opened its doors last month in Almaty, Kazakhstan

“The Most Radical Economic Transformation Britain Has Ever Seen”

Interview | 02.10.2019“The Most Rad­ical Eco­nomic Trans­form­a­tion Bri­tain Has Ever Seen”

On Jeremy Corbyn, Momentum, and the socialism of the Green New Deal

“Universal Demands Don’t Mean Universal Access”

Interview | 16.08.2019“Uni­ver­sal De­mands Don’t Mean Uni­ver­sal Ac­cess”

Dr. Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor on race, class, and socialism in the United States

An Election for the Oligarchs

Interview | 14.03.2019An Elec­tion for the Ol­ig­archs

Volodymyr Ishchenko on hopes and prospects for Ukraine’s political future

Outsourcing Exploitation to Europe’s Periphery

Interview | 06.02.2019Out­sourcing Ex­ploit­a­tion to Europe’s Peri­phery

Madlen Nikolova discusses a new study on subcontracting, inequality, and worker resistance in…