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Where is Syria headed?

by Gilbert Achcar

Professor Gilbert Achcar reflects on events in Syria in order to try and foresee what the future may hold.

Where is Syria headed?

Watch: The struggle against British imperialism in the Chagos Islands

by Heckle Editors

In a new video, Heckle speaks with Lindsey Collen of Mauritian left party LALIT about the half-century-long struggle for the closure of the Diego Garcia military base and for the full decolonisation of the Chagos Islands.

Watch: The struggle against British imperialism in the Chagos Islands

Standing Alone? Solidarity with Palestine in Seoul, Korea

by Ewan Forrest

Ewan Forrest reports from Palestine solidarity protests in South Korea and discusses the future of the movement.

Standing Alone? Solidarity with Palestine in Seoul, Korea

Kharkiv: a city on the frontline of anti-imperialist struggle

by Colin Turbett

Colin Turbett reports from the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where trade unionists and community activists are defending their neighbours against the backdrop of war.

Kharkiv: a city on the frontline of anti-imperialist struggle

Anti-fascists demand freedom for Zaragoza Six

by Jennifer Debs

Jennifer Debs reports on the international campaign to free the Zaragoza Six.

Anti-fascists demand freedom for Zaragoza Six

The liquid imperialism that engulfed Syria

by Yassin al-Haj Saleh

Regional and global powers, internal colonialism and Salafi-jihadist subterfuge converged to short-circuit the Syrian struggle against despotism, writes Yassin al-Haj Saleh.

The liquid imperialism that engulfed Syria

Review: Greater than the Sum of our Parts

by Mary McGregor

Mary McGregor reviews Nada Elia's Greater than the Sum of Our Parts: Feminism, Inter/Nationalism, and Palestine.

Review: Greater than the Sum of our Parts

The Nakba at 75: Justice for all Palestinians

by Malaka

Malaka, a Palestinian resident of Dundee, writes on the 75th anniversary of the Nakba.

The Nakba at 75: Justice for all Palestinians

Tom Nairn was wrong on Ireland

by Chris Beausang

Tom Nairn's seminal 1977 text The Break-Up of Britain betrays a woeful understanding of Ireland and the role played there by British imperialism, writes Chris Beausang.

Tom Nairn was wrong on Ireland

Nablus, mountain of fire — centre of a new Palestinian resistance

by Mary McGregor

Mary McGregor reports from a recent solidarity visit to Palestine with the Dundee-Nablus Twinning Association.

Nablus, mountain of fire — centre of a new Palestinian resistance
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