Socialist International

British  

noun

1. an international association of largely anti-Communist Social Democratic Parties founded in Frankfurt in 1951

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Example Sentences

“We as Socialist International have always fought for freedom, equality, justice, and democracy. Yet, as many of you know, these are values that we cannot take for granted,” Sanchez said.

From Seattle Times

“It is also a theory of a globe-spanning universal society, the ultimate goal of which is to bring about a socialist international order.”

From Washington Times

The Lebanese-born politician had travelled there to participate in the annual Socialist International conference in Tel Aviv and Ramallah - but he was denied entry at Ben Gurion Airport.

From BBC

Earlier this year, his government was expelled from the Socialist International, a worldwide coalition of socialist political parties, for violations of human rights.

From Fox News

Long gone are the days when Israel was new and appealed to idealists around the world, when Golda Meir was a celebrated deputy chairwoman of the Socialist International and Pete Seeger and the Weavers were singing the Israeli folk tune “Tzena, Tzena, Tzena” on the “Hit Parade.”

From New York Times