Kevin Ovenden

Kevin Ovenden is a progressive journalist who has followed politics and social movements for 25 years. He is a leading activist in solidarity with the Palestinian struggle, led five successful aid convoys to break the siege on Gaza, and was aboard the Mavi Marmara aid ship when Israeli commandoes boarded it killing 10 people in May 2010. He is author of Syriza: Inside the Labyrinth.

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Greek election: by their infomercials, ye shall know them

Greece: bread, education, freedom… and roses too

Antonis Samaras and Evangelos Venizelos. Photo: Reuters

Greece: the ruins of the centre-left

The cover of normally Pasok supporting paper To Vima, the headline reads 'The Chance For The Left'

Greece: when fear meets a movement of hope

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras. Photo: AP

The Right in Greece: cornered, but fighting for its life

Greece: every cook is debating

Dispatches from hope: a primer on the Greek election

Brick Lane residents confront the Nazis, 1978. Photo: Syd Shelton

A history of struggle: race and class in the East End

Yasser Arafat pictured in 1970, at a ceremony marking the end of a military training program in Damascus.AFP/Getty Images

Yasser Arafat and the struggle for Palestine

'The main Kurdish forces resisting ISIS in the critical areas of Rojava, Sinjar and Kobane are from the PKK'

Why Obama’s airstrike alliance is no friend of the Kurds

After the European elections: a question of strategy for the left

Internationalism, racism and the geo-political labyrinth

Athens anti-fascist conference: a milestone for the Left

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