Covid crisis: Why is wealth inequality soaring?
By Robert Cosgrave The crisis provoked by the global outbreak of Covid-19 is perhaps most associated with the tragic figures of lives ended directly
Budget 2021: Corporate welfare over public need
By Finghin Kelly Budget 2021 has been heralded as the biggest in the state’s history. After a decade of austerity and balanced budgets, this
Greece: Students occupy hundreds of schools in protest over Covid-19 inaction
By Ciara Gannon Over the last few weeks, students in Greece have been staging a large number of sit-ins in their schools to protest
Review: The Social Dilemma directed by Jeff Orlowski
By Brandon Byrne The Social Dilemma provides an insightful new look at the impact major social media platforms have had on society and how
Housing crisis continues in time of pandemic
By Emily Belton Due to government’s criminal mismanagement we are now on the brink of a second wave of Covid-19. Another lockdown before December
Government indifference in face of growing mental health crisis
By Mike Murphy The pandemic continues and dominates news cycles daily. At the time of writing, the WHO reports almost 35 million confirmed cases,
Guilty verdict against Golden Dawn: Victory for Greek anti-fascist movement
By Andros Payiatsos, Xekinima (ISA Greece) October 7 is a day of historical importance for the working class, the anti-fascist movement and the social
Government’s Climate Action Bill – a greenwashed sell-out
By Ben Samson This week, the government finally published its much-anticipated Climate Action Bill. Although there were slight improvements on the version delivered by