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Just three weeks after the gruesome terrorist attacks that took the lives of 130 people and injured 351, Britain has joined France’s campaign to bombard the nest of thieves, butchers, slavers and rapists that is the Islamic State (Isil) in Syria. Read more >

Edouard Tetreau's op-ed for The Internationalist September issue prior to Pope Francis visit to the US. - Read the article (PDF): Will humans survive the new economy of the 21st century? (EN)

- Read the article (PDF): Why and how to organise a Grexit (EN) - Read the article on Les Echos (FR - web)

- Read the article (PDF): Habemus viridem Papam (EN) - Read the article on Les Echos (web)

Also available in the following languages: Despite the crisis, the world of European finance has vast wealth at its disposal. What would be more natural than to impose a tax on it, in order to free up resources for economic recovery and to face the challenges of the future? Is it possible to imagine a happier time than spring of 2015? Everywhere one looks, the economic world has good news to share. The United States and the United Kingdom, traditionally…

An historic election for Greece, a pivotal moment for Europe. Alex Tsipras's far-left Syriza party has blown open the mainstream parties' decades-long lock on power. Despite assurances that the eurozone's weakest link has turned the corner and is experiencing renewed growth, Greek voters have given Tsipras the mandate to renegotiate European austerity. How have eurozone finance ministers reacted to the news? And will Europe emerge weaker or stronger from Athens's call to share the pain?