The invisible struggle of autistic adults
By Lydia MacBride Shrouded in stigma and stereotype, autistic adults face extreme difficulty under the capitalist system, all whilst being left out of many
Eoin Hayes TD – Social Democrat with stocks in genocide industry
By Jonathan Diebold “Sanctions must be imposed immediately” were the words of Eoin Hayes, recently suspended TD for the Social Democrats, in November 2023,
GE24: Low mood benefits establishment – left opposition must be built inside & outside Dáil
By Donal Devlin “The choice of the Irish people is clear: they want more of the same”. This was the immediate and typically superficial
Celebrations sweep Syria, but what comes next?
The brutal over-half-century-long Assad-dictatorship has fallen in Syria. Thousands and thousands of political prisoners have been able to reunite with their families, many after
A thousand days after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – can the war end?
By Walter Chambers The suffering caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and the subsequent conflict has been pushed out of
South Korea: Martial Law crumbles within hours under threat of general strike
By Serge Jordan Dramatic events have shaken South Korea in the past 24 hours, plunging the country into a major political crisis. Right-wing President
Stop the Genocide in Gaza and the spiraling bloodshed in the Middle East
By Serge Jordan For more than a year, the world has been watching in horror in real-time as the Gaza Strip has been enduring
US elections 2024: The stark limits of lesser-evilism in the age of disorder
By Harper Cleves Ears bandaged in a Van Gogh-esque homage to Trump’s injury in a summer assassination attempt; attendees of the Democratic National Convention