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The 2025 German election saw predictable losses for the coalition parties, gains for the right, and — crucially — a surprise victory for the Left. More on the breakdown of the vote and what it means for the future in our election-night analysis: rosalux.de/en/news/id/531…

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Just a few months ago, it looked like Germany's democratic socialist party, Die Linke, might be on its last legs. Now, days after one of its best-ever election results, co-chairs Ines Schwerdtner and Jan van Aken explain how they turned things around.rosalux.de/en/news/id/531…

Coming soon: A conversation Maximilian Schirmer of Die Linke. We’ll be discussing Die Linke’s success in Berlin and the future of left politics. Stay tuned.

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How did Die Linke win big in Berlin? In our latest podcast, we talk to Maximilian Schirmer about the campaign’s turning points, youth mobilization, and the fight against the far-right. Tune in! open.spotify.com/episode/5uaulQ… #DieLinke #LeftPolitics #Podcast

Just in time for International Women's Day, we're excited to announce the English-language edition of our Feminist History Walk — a journey of discovery through the history of feminist struggles, debates, and victories. Download your copy here! rosalux.de/en/news/id/531…

Centre for Labour Research and Action in collaboration with Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung is organizing in person meeting in Patna on “Rosa Luxemburg, Democracy and Labour” on 11th March from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm. forms.gle/tTmEKLXQ9G9KTw…

Defending land, life, and legacy—Berta Cáceres’ fight for indigenous and environmental justice lives on. #feministhistories #InternationalWomensDay

On May Day, workers around the world step forward—not through parliaments or ballots, but through collective action. As Rosa Luxemburg wrote, the strike serves as a direct, international mass demonstration for the eight-hour day, world peace, and socialism.

This May Day, hear from the margins of the sugar economy. When wages come late, low, or through debt, it isn’t work—it’s injustice. Listen to the podcast here: open.spotify.com/episode/3r2vCr…