Despite growth projections, world economy is deeply unstable
By Tom Crean The devastation caused by the pandemic-triggered global downturn in 2020 is hard to overstate. It was the biggest economic contraction since
Review: Seaspiracy directed by Ali Tabrizi
Seaspiracy, Netflix, 2021, Director: Ali Tabrizi Reviewed by Heather O’Callaghan In a new Netflix documentary, Seaspiracy, the British filmmaker, Ali Tabrizi, tackles ocean pollution
Families of children with autism subject to state spying operation- What is behind this outrage?
Last week a whistle-blower in the Department of Health revealed that the Department has been secretly compiling dossiers on the families of children with
Review: The New Corporation — the Unfortunately Necessary Sequel
By Martin LeBrun (our sister organisation in Canada) The 2003 film The Corporation explored the question “if a corporation is a person, what kind of person
Review: Moxie
Directed by Amy Poehler, Netflix 2021 Reviewed by Aislinn Flattery & Myriam Poizat Moxie is a ‘feminist coming-of-age movie’ starring Hadley Robinson as ‘Vivian’,
Beacon Hospital vaccine controversy — how the super-rich can ignore the rules
Vaccines being doled out as if they were tickets for a corporate box in the Aviva Stadium. This in essence sums up the scandal
Suez Canal blockage highlights the potential power of logistics workers
By Dan O’Rourke The recent obstruction of the Suez Canal by the Ever Given points to the vulnerabilities of the profit-driven global logistics system.
Review: For Those I Love
For Those I Love by David Balfe Reviewed by Emily Belton David Balfe is the mastermind behind the solo project For Those I