Yearly Archives: 2026

Students are revolting in France, exposing the government’s lack of answers

Opinion

14.10.2026

The student revolts began in Paris’s banlieues and are now spreading throughout the country. Scenes of peaceful protests have sprung up ...

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Uniting for peace and challenging Europe’s war fever

14.10.2026

On Sunday, September 27, thousands of people filled the Dam Square in Amsterdam to demand an end to the ‘war fever’ ravaging Europe and the ...

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How Ireland can help save Ukrainian lives rather than sacrifice them

Opinion

12.10.2026

In recent months, discussion of Aughinish Alumina has dominated the Irish media. The County Limerick bauxite-processing plant is Europe’s ...

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Mélenchon is right about France’s debt

Opinion

12.10.2026

When, in the name of moderation, centrists brand every sensible alternative to severe austerity as “nonsense,” they leave voters only one ...

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The Spanish Left in the face of protests over the housing crisis

Opinion

12.10.2026

If the protests over the housing crisis in Spain have already led to the calling of general elections and a general strike, will they also ...

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DiEM25 mourns the passing of Barbara Spinelli

10.10.2026

DiEM25 is deeply saddened by the passing of our friend and former Advisory Panel member Barbara Spinelli, who died on Wednesday, October 7, at ...

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The Marxist case for the Technofeudal hypothesis

Opinion

6.10.2026

In my 2023 book I explained Big Tech’s overweening power to shape society, “technofeudalism”. In this article, I reply to my critics that ...

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What does the far right offer that we don’t?

6.10.2026

Why is the far right winning in Europe? Germany’s AfD party has won two state elections in a month; nearly one in four Europeans now votes far ...

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The Palantir Pledge: Resisting the expansion of surveillance technology

30.09.2026

Palantir Technologies is becoming an increasingly prominent supplier of data-analysis and artificial-intelligence systems to governments, ...

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