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By Peter Delsing, a member of our sibling organisation in Belgium The tariffs announced by US president Donald Trump last week sent shock waves
No repression & criminalisation of the Palestine solidarity movement
“I was stripped completely naked and was asked to remove my underwear. When I questioned the necessity of this, I was told I would
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Trump-fuelled Israeli genocidal war machine shatters ceasefire in Gaza
By Serge Jordan In the dead of night, in the midst of Ramadan, the Israeli regime resumed its mass bombing of Gaza, obliterating any
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By Harper Cleves Trump’s resounding victory in the 2024 election was a huge blow to millions living in the United States and around the
Serbian State fails to repress mass protest movement
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High Court kick in the teeth for Debenhams workers
By Michael O’Brien Next month will mark the fifth anniversary of the commencement of the Debenhams strike. This battle saw hundreds of predominantly women