Yearly Archives: 2026

The inhabitants of the desert are resisting the occupation

Opinion

24.08.2026

The Sahrawi people, a nomadic community in North Africa influenced by Berber, African and Arab cultures – and whose name means ‘inhabitants of ...

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“Medics for the People” turns healthcare into organising

20.08.2026

The Medics for the People initiative promoted by the Workers’ Party of Belgium provides free primary care as a basis for organising ...

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It’s time for movements to rethink social media

Opinion

18.08.2026

When we use social media in our organising, what are we actually doing? Is it worth the time we put into it? And is there a way of doing it that ...

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AI data centre

We didn’t choose AI. Capital did

Opinion

11.08.2026

The big tech companies have spent $1 trillion on capital investment since the start of the AI boom. Pretty much all that investment has been ...

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Lebanon

The genocide of south Lebanon

Opinion

10.08.2026

Israel is systematically destroying southern Lebanon through mass killings, displacement, and infrastructure devastation—following the same ...

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The ICE-ification of Europe has already begun

Opinion

5.08.2026

California’s fight against immigration detention offers lessons as the EU embraces mass deportation. Federal officials are ramping up ...

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In memory of Andreas Brakoulias: A comrade, friend and founding member

4.08.2026

We bid farewell with profound sadness to our dear friend, cherished comrade and founding member, Andreas Brakoulias, who passed away ...

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Don’t fall for Project Smear, Mr Burnham

Opinion

3.08.2026

In the lead-up to the Brexit referendum, Remainers deployed Project Fear to scare the living daylights out of anyone considering voting to ...

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Ecuador’s democracy cannot be suspended

29.07.2026

The Progressive International Observatory is alarmed by escalating restrictions on democratic participation in Ecuador ahead of the country’s ...

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