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We know that the majority of people in Ireland want Ireland to keep its neutrality. Yet the Irish government is intent on doing the reverse. During its current Presidency of the EU Council, despite the ongoing genocide in Palestine and the escalating militarisation of Europe, it is not even putting
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On February 28, Donald Trump launched his bombing campaign in Iran. Within 24 hours the US had managed to kill most of the country’s political leadership, including the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. However, it is rapidly becoming clear that Trump’s ‘forever war’ will likely backfire. Bombing Iran
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As people inside Iran grapple with the despair and collective trauma of the January massacre of the protesters and the waves of arrests and executions, the scale of state violence has become increasingly clear. At the time of writing, according to Human Rights Activists in Iran (HRANA), the total number
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The intensification of mass killings, repression, and social suffocation in Iran has been accompanied by a parallel violence in discourse. This violence takes two dominant and seemingly opposed forms, each racist in its own way, each denying Iranians political subjectivity and the right to self-determination. One emerges from both
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Donald Trump has chosen his next target, Nunarput (Greenland)[mfn]Note: The author has gone with the name Nunarput, because it means their "land" (nuna) in Greenlandic, as opposed to "Kalaallit Nunaat" (Greenlanders' Land), which is a translation of the colonists' (Denmark's)