Greek Election 2015

A short documentary on Syriza's 22 day election campaign directed by Theopi Skarlatos and produced with funding from Unite the Union

Greek writer Sofia Tipaldou gives her reaction to Syriza's vote and those of the other political parties in last Sunday's elections

The deal between Syriza and the small right-wing party the Independent Greeks (ANEL) has been the subject of much debate. Kevin Ovenden provides some insights on what it represents

With Syriza's victory comes the potential to shake off the dead years of neoliberalism - years where the left had been ruled out of existence, which are now coming to an end

Syriza should internationalise its struggle to deprive the European elite the power to manoeuvre. John Rees on a stunning victory

The Left Project delegation with an immediate report from the Syriza victory speeches in Athens.

An excerpt from Alexis Tsipras' final election rally speech at Heraklion, in Crete

What initiatives can the European Left take to deliver practical solidarity to the people of Greece? Kevin Ovenden provides some suggestions

In central Athens the Syriza organising hub is packed with activists, campaigners and journalists. Jonathan Shafi spoke to some of the people who have been campaigning hard for a Syriza victory

Rolling coverage of the Greek General Election on 25th January by journalist Kevin Ovenden. Practical solidarity funded by Philosophy Football

Kevin Ovenden speaks to three members of Syriza who are associated with the AnalyzeGreece! website

With an impending Syriza government its opponents are debating their options. Kevin Ovenden's tenth dispatch from Greece

Kevin Ovenden makes a foray into the economic labyrinth in his ninth dispatch from Greece

Two years ago today supporters of the fascist Golden Dawn stabbed 26-year-old Pakistani retail worker Shahzad Luqman to death. Kevin Ovenden writes on the fight against racism in Greece in his eighth dispatch from Athens

Kevin Ovenden's 7th dispatch from Greece turns to debates about how electoral defeat for the parties of austerity might become a chance to end austerity itself

Kevin Ovenden looks at the party election broadcasts and what they say about the parties in his sixth dispatch from Greece

Kevin Ovenden looks at street culture in this, his fifth dispatch from Greece, and argues that our survival in this crisis decade cannot be through bread alone – we need roses too

For the Greek oligarchy, the multiple parties of the centre-left may fulfil a white knight role – charging in at the last moment to avert disaster by cutting a deal with Syriza. Kevin Ovenden's fourth dispatch from Greece

In the coming weeks expect the most unlikely of voices to claim that they were with Syriza all along, or at least prepared to give them a chance. Kevin Ovenden's third dispatch from Greece

In his second dispatch from Greece, Kevin Ovenden looks at the extremism of the mainstream Right

The battle lines in Athens today are about more than the conventional politics of who will form a government, its policies and prospects, but of the transformation of politics itself

The fight is on for an alternative to neoliberalism. In the first of a regular series of reports from Greece, Kevin Ovenden explains the significance of this month's Greek general election

Europe's neoliberal elite are alarmed at the prospect of a Syriza government - the left needs to be equally clear about the possibilities and limitations writes Sean Ledwith

Greece could be about to elect the most radical government of the left in Europe since the 1930s - the outcome could shape European society for decades to come