Data Centres: Why Ireland is being sold to Big Tech
By Aaron Ó Sceacháin The 130 data centres currently operating in Ireland guzzle obscene amounts of electricity. In the same week that Uisce Éireann
Solidarity with the Ulm 5 – Palestine solidarity activists on trial in Germany
By Matthew Delany In Germany, five Palestine solidarity activists known as the Ulm 5 are in a worrying ongoing trial about an alleged break-in
Europe’s scorching heatwave – capitalist climate crisis intensifies
By Jake O’Brien “This heatwave is a dress rehearsal… they are getting more frequent, stronger and lasting longer. Every summer we fail to prepare
World Cup 2026: How the ‘beautiful game’ is being spoiled by FIFA corruption, Trumpian politics & billionaire rule
By Conor Tormey At the time of writing, the World Cup is in its final week. The final will be viewed by billions of
Review: Satluj directed by Honey Trehan
By Adil Sayyed Films have always been political, and their influence can threaten political mechanisms, as seen when Satluj, a new historical drama from
Fascism & misogyny – how anti-feminism fuels the far right
Misogyny and the promotion of oppressive, rigid gender norms have always been key characteristics of the far-right and fascism. This was clearly evident under
Capitalism & the death of global development: Understanding Trotsky’s theory of permanent revolution today
Global inequality is not some natural phenomenon. In the year 1500, there was no difference in living standards and incomes between Europe and the
The Edinburgh terrorist attack and the dangers of the “Muslim Grooming Gangs” trope
By Varun Content Warning: Mentions Sexual Violence, Gun Violence, Racism, Misogyny, and Islamophobia from the Outset “I’ve told you time and time again, I