In this acTVism Munich editorial pick, Dimitri Lascaris of The Real News Network talks to Costas Isychos, the former Deputy Defence Minister of Greece, about Syriza government’s policy of cooperating militarily with NATO and Israel – the contradictions this policy entails and what effects it has for Greece both domestically and abroad.
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In this educational video we talk to the founder of Democracy at Work and Professor of Economics Emeritus (University of Massachusetts), Richard D. Wolff, about whether libertarianism is compatible with capitalism.
In diesem Audio-Interview erzählt der Aktivist und Kommunikationswissenschaftler Kerem Schamberger, warum die Polizei seine Wohnung durchsucht hat und warum er Follower wegen seinem politischen Aktivismus auf Facebook verliert.
In this video founder of the Democracy in Europe Movement 2025 and former finance minister of Greece Yanis Varoufakis talks about about the Universal Dividend, it’s differences with the Basic Income, how it will be financed and whether it will burden the working class.
In this educational video Medea Benjamin, the co-founder of CODEPINK, author and activist, talks about the military industrial complex – its history and the cultural role it plays in our society.
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Zehn Jahre nach dem Beinahe-Zusammenbruch des globalen Finanzsystems gleicht die Wirtschafts- und Finanzwelt erneut einem Spielcasino. Der Grund: Die zur Rettung des Systems erzeugten und zu immer niedrigeren Zinssätzen vergebenen Geldmengen sind zum überwiegenden Teil nicht in die Realwirtschaft, sondern in den Finanzsektor geflossen.
