Yearly Archives: 2026

Palestine resistance

Institutionalising resistance

Opinion

12.05.2026

Much of the damage in our organising is done by things we never agreed to do. It was 2008 and I’d arrived in Brussels six months earlier, the ...

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Palantir and the New Order: Neoliberalism is dead. Say hello to Techlordism

Opinion

12.05.2026

For half a century, neoliberalism was the undisputed creed of the global elite. Born from the ashes of Bretton Woods, it sanctified the ...

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The Jews they won’t let speak: With Yanis Varoufakis and James Schneider

12.05.2026

As Britain escalates its crackdown on Palestine solidarity, Yanis Varoufakis and James Schneider discuss censorship, Labour, and resistance As ...

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Shireen Abu Akleh

Armed with a camera: Israel’s murder of Shireen Abu Akleh

11.05.2026

The sheer volume of livestreamed death has a way of numbing us to the individuals – named and unnamed – Israel has killed. Today, ...

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Nigel Farage

UK local elections: British politics is being reassembled. The question is by whom

11.05.2026

British politics is being reassembled before our eyes, and last week showed who is doing the assembling. Reform UK led the national vote share ...

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Nakba Day Hamburg

Stop Nakba Now: Hamburg camp to unite anti-war movements across Europe

8.05.2026

Activists, movements and political organisations will gather in Hamburg from 9–16 May to build transnational solidarity against war, repression ...

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Francesca Albanese

Yanis Varoufakis: In praise of Francesca Albanese

8.05.2026

There is a question that visits me in the small hours, when sleep will not come and the mind turns over old stones. The question is this: “What ...

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Netherlands protest

An anti-fascist struggle in the beating heart of the Netherlands

Opinion

8.05.2026

An anti-fascist protest in Utrecht exposed growing tensions between the far right, police repression, and the Dutch left’s struggle to organise ...

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Deliberative Democracy: What would a “House of the Peoples” look like in a critical mineral extraction agreement?

Opinion

6.05.2026

The fact that something has not been done before does not mean it is impossible. The struggle for better democracy begins with the belief that ...

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