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Ukraine: What is the British Army Training For?
by Kieran Allen August 18, 2022As the war on Ukraine drags on, NATO is stepping up its…
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FeaturesInternationalNewsOpinionRebel Women
The Right’s Long War on Bodily Autonomy
by Brigid Purcell August 4, 2022The abortion rights movement has been rocked by the Supreme Court decision…
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Outsourcing Barbarism: How the EU Manages Migration
by Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin July 6, 2022Horrific scenes at the Melilla border with Morocco cast a sharp light…
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Kate Hoey, ex-Labour MP and now Baroness, sparked controversy recently with a…
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FeaturesNewsOpinionPower in a UnionWorkers' Struggle
Why we need a Trade Union Freedom Bill
by Gerry Carroll January 5, 2022Margaret Thatcher despised the trade union movement. She set out to dismantle…
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Sinn Féin have been called partitionist pro-choicers – it’s worse than that.
by Fiona Ferguson December 10, 2021With an anti-choice DUP Bill to be voted upon at Stormont next…
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Criminalising Solidarity: The Case of Seán Binder
by Declan Owens November 25, 2021Seán Binder, alongside 22 other humanitarians, faces criminal charges related to his…
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Horror at the Poland-Belarus Border
by Memet Uludağ November 19, 2021“His name was Ahmad al-Hasan and he was 19. He wanted to…
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Opinion polls show growing support for Sinn Féin, particularly among workers and…