Because the radical right moves forward, and the left has lost the tools to stop it From Washington to Budapest, until Turin, anti-fascistism is progressively rewritten as a terrorist threat. While a new international radical right builds enemies, alliances and a common language, a left that for thirty years believed in the end of ideologies struggles even [...]
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Because the radical right moves forward, and the left has lost the tools to stop it From Washington to Budapest, until Turin, anti-fascistism is progressively rewritten as a terrorist threat. While a new international radical right builds enemies, alliances and a common language, a left that for thirty years believed in the end of ideologies struggles even [...]