Yearly Archives: 2023

Jenin… yet again

4.07.2023

Thousands of people, with barely any notice, are fleeing yet again from their refugee camp. Jenin is being demolished again for no reason

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Keti Koti: A celebration of freedom

Opinion

3.07.2023

Mikko Karjalainen provides a rich summary of the history of Keti Koti as well as the larger topic of post-slavery racial discourse in the Netherlands

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What’s happening in Spain?

3.07.2023

The future of the Left in Spain is uncertain, as it depends on its ability to mobilise and inspire its supporters around a new project for the ...

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Our support and solidarity with people demonstrating on the streets in France

1.07.2023

In a continent where the Right rules not with the approval of society, but through the quiet acceptance of violence, inequality and injustice as ...

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Beyond the Mediterranean graveyard: The demise of the anti-capitalist Left

Opinion

29.06.2023

The sinking of a refugee ship near Greece resulted in hundreds of deaths, but it's not only those who are anti-migrants who are culpable

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A new name for paradise beyond ‘Degrowth’ and ‘Green New Deal’

29.06.2023

What is degrowth and what is a Green New Deal? What do they have in common? What is happening with those concepts nowadays in Europe? Why do we ...

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Ireland’s housing crisis puts the squeeze on PhD researchers

Opinion

27.06.2023

PhD students dedicate their lives to their areas of research but are being tested to their limits by Ireland’s housing crisis

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MeRA25: Statement from Yanis Varoufakis on the Greek election results

25.06.2023

Starting tomorrow, ahead of local and European elections, 'MeRA25-Coalition for Rupture' will work tirelessly for the reconstitution of the ...

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Does philanthropy belong to democracy or oligarchy?

Opinion

22.06.2023

The recent unveiling of a statue in Rotterdam has divided opinion: on one hand it sends a poignant message while, on the other, its funding has ...

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