Review: NAZA, directed by Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor

Oct 27, 2026
By Eílís Gallagher NAZA is an acronym used by the IDF, derived from the Hebrew phrase nezek agavi, meaning “collateral damage”. It refers to calculations made using Artificial Intelligence to discern the number of civilian casualties, i.e. Palestinian lives that will be

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Hungary 1956: Workers’ revolution against Stalinism 

29 Oct 2026
By Manus Lenihan In October 1956 a revolution swept the Hungarian government from power. On the 23rd, protesters filled the streets of Budapest in their hundreds of thousands. For five days rebel groups held barricades and ambushed tanks. They fought against the domination of Hungary by the Soviet Union, against the gruesome activities of the secret police (State Defence Authority

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Review: Unquiet Graves

Dec 5, 2020
Unquiet Graves opens with a harrowing re-enactment of the murder of two young men, Colm McCartney and Sean Farmer, in 1975. Returning from a Gaelic football game in Dublin, the two were stopped at a ‘British Army’ checkpoint near the village of
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The bitter legacy of Margaret Thatcher

Dec 4, 2020
By Mike Forster (Socialist Alternative- our sister organisation in England, Wales and Scotland) Thirty years ago, Margaret Thatcher with tears in her eyes ended her eleven year reign as Prime Minister of Britain. A pioneer of neoliberalism, she fought for the interests
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Divide & Rule pamphlet by Peter Hadden

Divide & Rule: Labour & the Partition of Ireland