Yearly Archives: 2025
In Belgium, labour and the government face a showdown
Opinion24.11.2025
Belgian unions are launching an unprecedented three-day general strike, with the government attempting to dismantle key pillars like ...
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“Outside the Walls”: Shadi Alzaqzouq on exile, rebellion and the urgency of Palestinian voices
22.11.2025
Shadi Alzaqzouq's work fuses painting, performance and provocation, and his life story is inseparable from the dislocation that shapes the ...
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The Gaza Tribunal and the evidence the West ignored
Opinion21.11.2025
From starvation to scholasticide, the Tribunal exposes the full spectrum of crimes against Palestinians
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“Seeing as they see”: Mahmoud Alhaj on art, violence and the struggle to tell Gaza’s story
21.11.2025
The work of Palestinian artist and researcher Mahmoud Alhaj interrogates violence through the very materials used to perpetrate it
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World Children’s Day: Palestine and the deliberate and systematic targeting of children
Opinion20.11.2025
Since October 7, 2023, the number of children killed in Gaza exceeded 20,000. At least 1,009 were under the age of one.
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The children of Palestine: The neglect of rights and the ‘sumud’
Opinion20.11.2025
As the world marks Children’s Day, Palestinian children continue to face detention, abuse and cultural erasure under Israeli occupation
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Mayor Mamdani: The redistribution of hope and what it means for Europe
Opinion19.11.2025
The last postcard from New York City shows that politics do not need to be ruled by fear
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The US war on China, Venezuela, and the international left
Opinion18.11.2025
The US push for war with Venezuela and, by extent, China, is but a violent reaction to the impending truth that US hegemonic status is slipping
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The myth of Western freedom of expression
Opinion14.11.2025
How Western openness masks a system that filters, commodifies, and neutralises radical thought
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