Archive: Opinion

Munich Security Conference: If you don’t have a spine, you can bend both ways

Opinion

17.02.2023

The war in Ukraine continues to scrutinise countries’ neutrality ahead of this year’s ‘Davos of Defence’

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One Democratic State: The sensible solution for Palestine

Opinion

17.02.2023

After 75 years of settler-colonialism, ODS is the antithesis to the Zionist project

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Break the wheel: A strategy for the Left in England

Opinion

16.02.2023

What is needed is a pop-up party with the primary aim of changing the electoral system. You might think that that is an impossible task, but ...

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Cyprus: A disastrous decade where the elites tightened their grip

Opinion

11.02.2023

Even as Anastasiades’ presidency comes to an end, the endemic incompetence, nepotism and corruption in the Cypriot political system means hopes ...

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Kurdish plight continues as the EU and US pander to Erdogan’s regime

Opinion

9.02.2023

The destructive earthquakes are being used by the Turkish government to continue piling pressure on the repeatedly betrayed Kurdish people

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The subversive power of laughter

Opinion

3.02.2023

Looking at the activist practices of 50 years ago, it is clear that those of today may have lost something vital - the ability to laugh at the ...

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Political void, social despair and circular solutions

Opinion

5.12.2022

Neoliberalism is perceived as an ideological doctrine or a homogeneous body of theoretical knowledge; then and again, it is perceived as a ...

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If the world survives, who will rule it?

Opinion

17.11.2022

What the violence wrecking communities in Northern Africa and the failed meetings at COP27 tell us about our future

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The mania over Musk

Opinion

15.11.2022

Elon Musk’s purchase of Twitter has divided opinion but is the uproar really justified given the long-standing issues of the platform?

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