Konstantinos Eleftheriadis
In France, “Islamo-leftist” has become a label used to cast suspicion on activists and academics. The left should note the parallels with the way more recent accusations of “wokism” are being used, and respond with political clarity.

Nisrine Chaer and Zuleikha Mirzazadeh
In Europe, queer migrants from the Global South face homophobia, racism, and Islamophobia. At the same time, many of them are also long-distance participants in struggles against Islamophobia and homophobia “back home.” How do migrant activists envision a queer left politics in Europe that is both internationalist and unites them with others?