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14 Nov 2018 4 minute read

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Independence thwarted, for now, in French Pacific

The non-indigenous people of New Caledonia assumed they would easily win an independence referendum. The results were a...

30 Oct 2018 5 minute read

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Mike Leigh on class war and political hope

Ahead of his upcoming film, Peterloo, Mike Leigh speaks to Sam Thompson about...

As Spain becomes the busiest staging post on the migrant Mediterranean route, Julian Hattem speaks to the African migrants in its North African enclaves.

24 Oct 2018 5 minute read

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Stranded in Melilla: the migrants stuck in Spanish enclaves

Julian Hattem speaks to the migrants trapped in limbo.

More than 100,000 protesters are set to march on Parliament on Saturday to demand a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal.

17 Oct 2018 2 minute read

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Why a people’s vote on Brexit is democratic

Vanessa Baird on why she will be marching in London on Saturday

27 Sep 2018 3 minute read

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What we saw at The World Transformed

Husna Rizvi is inspired by Labour’s fringe festival

12 Sep 2018 4 minute read

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An anti-imperialist Labour Party?

Labour in office has always been ‘pro-nukes and pro-empire’. What can Corbyn bring to the table? Richard Seymour...

10 Sep 2018 5 minute read

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The UK must stop aid to failing private schools

How did we get to the point where two African countries are trying to shut down our aid funded schools? Nick Dearden...

2 Sep 2018 3 minute read

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Theresa May’s dancing to the wrong tune on development

These latest announcements look like a modern-day scramble for Africa, Kate Osamor writes.

Pope visits Ireland: A woman attends a vigil at the site of the Tuam babies graveyard where the bodies of 796 babies where uncovered at a site of a former Catholic home for unmarried mothers and their children.

27 Aug 2018 5 minute read

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A farewell to the Pope

From Catholocism to consumer capitalism, Ireland needs something new. Éilis Ryan.

17 Aug 2018 5 minute read

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Why CETA is no better

The agreement between Canada and the EU remains the wrong type of trade deal. Alex Scrivener writes.

Sirens: a top recommendation from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe

9 Aug 2018 4 minute read

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Edinburgh Festival Fringe: top picks

Fresh from the Edinburgh Fringe, Nick Dowson suggests a few shows to get your teeth stuck into.

1 Aug 2018 5 minute read

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Against their will

Lea Surugue and Gisella Ligios report on the Roma women fighting to make the Czech...

Herero who survived the genocide after escaping through the Omaheke desert. Photo from the Galerie Bassenge via Wikimedia Commons.

1 Aug 2018 6 minute read

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Namibia’s long fight for justice

Communities that were decimated by Germany’s forgotten genocide are now demanding justice. Gouri Sharma...

29 Jul 2018 4 minute read

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EU migration deal, is it the answer?

Can we still talk of a ‘migration crisis’ in the EU? Nando Sigona asks.

30 Jun 2018 6 minute read

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Inside Hungary’s post-truth laboratory

Viktor Orbán, the country's autocratic hard man, is riding high, with the help of young propaganda-mongers. Lorraine...

15 Jul 2018 5 minute read

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How porn monopolies will feast on UK age verification laws

Jillian York interviews Erika Lust about the consequences of proposed laws which aim to...

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