Archive: Opinion

Islamophobia: How the UK government rebranded protest as extremism

Opinion

15.03.2024

Daughter of terror attack victim Makram Ali says politicians are ‘fuelling fire’ by equating Muslims with extremism

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The unheard struggles of Palestinian women amidst global feminism

Opinion

14.03.2024

The destruction has displaced more than 950,000 women and girls, with a horrifying statistic revealing that every two hours, a Palestinian ...

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Economics is irredeemably sexist

Opinion

8.03.2024

One reason women avoid the field of economics is the male chauvinist pig standing at its centre, masquerading as the model of rationality. No ...

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The understated struggles of Palestinian female activists in Germany

Opinion

8.03.2024

Yasemin Acar provides an impassioned first-hand account of the struggles faced by female migrant-background activists in Germany

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No evil is banal: Reflections on The Zone of Interest

Opinion

1.03.2024

Our world is still filled with appalling violence and gargantuan injustice, and dominated by the dehumanising economic system and ideologies ...

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Jaw-jaw beats war-war. Every time

Opinion

29.02.2024

We shouldn’t be angry at Tucker interviewing Putin, but instead at our own side’s dismissive and authoritarian attempts to avoid losing control ...

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US treatment of Assange much harsher than that of former spy who turned against the CIA

Opinion

21.02.2024

A look back to alternative historical figures and events to expand our argument for Assange's freedom

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Labour has given up on the climate crisis

Opinion

19.02.2024

On the same day that climate scientists announced the world had breached the warming limit of 1.5 degrees centigrade above pre-industrial ...

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The two faces of the Euro

Opinion

7.02.2024

Of all European politicians who never led their countries, Jacques Delors and Wolfgang Schäuble had the greatest impact on Europe

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