Review: What Britain did to Nigeria by Max Siollun
Hurst Publishers, 2021 Reviewed by Manus Lenihan The Black Lives Matter movement in the United States last year raised new questions for millions of
40 years since the end of Hunger Strikes: How state repression could be fought
By Sean Burns The hunger strikes of 1980-81 and the events preceding them, was one of the many horrific chapters in the Troubles, and
A neo-liberal technocrat: Owen Keegan must go!
By Michael O’Brien, former Dublin City Councillor A snide email response by Owen Keegan to UCD Students Union has rightly drawn condemnation. The latter
Review of RTÉ’s “Sold: The Eircom Shares Saga” – the fraud of “popular capitalism”
By Robert Cosgrave The RTÉ documentary, Sold: The Eircom Shares Saga, is not without its limitations, but it’s a more interesting fare than most
Ten years later – The importance of Occupy Wall Street
By Leon Pinsky, Socialist Alternative (our sister organisation in the United States) September saw the 10th anniversary of Occupy Wall Street, the movement which
Landslide victory for referendum on the expropriation of Berlin real-estate companies
By Lucy Redler Lucy Redler ran for office as a direct candidate for the Left Party in the Neukölln electoral district of Berlin. She
Irish capitalism at the heart of Pandora Papers scandal
By Ben Samson For decades, the economic strategy of the Irish capitalist class and their political representatives has been built on turning Ireland into
Brazil: Partido Socialismo E Liberdade (PSOL) faces its greatest historical test
By Marcus Kollbrunner, Delegate from LSR at the CongressLiberdade, Socialismo e Revolução (LSR) — our sister organisation in Brazil The Seventh National Congress of