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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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Ireland: What’s at stake in the two Family and Care referendums on March 8?

5.03.2024

It is crucial for Yes votes to prevail in both referendums to continue progress towards social inclusivity, reflecting recent constitutional ...

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International Women’s Day: DiEM25 in the Netherlands to host panel discussion

4.03.2024

Lyne Ismail, Besan Zarzar and Melita Miletic call for a truly effective fight for women's rights

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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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Srećko Horvat: They’re killing Assange because they want to cover up their crimes

28.02.2024

Srećko Horvat, a personal friend of Assange, who gave an impassioned speech about the ongoing extradition case

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The US is going after Assange for exposing its war machine

24.02.2024

The hearing ended without a judgement, for which we will likely have to wait weeks. In the meantime, the campaign for Assange’s freedom grows

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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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Are we transitioning from capitalism to Silicon serfdom?

20.02.2024

Jacobin’s David Moscrop recently talked to Yanis Varoufakis about  techno-feudalism, as well as the rise of cloud capital, the implications of ...

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