Writers in solidarity

Eugene Doyle Eugene Doyle

Gordon Campbell On The Phillips Kids And Why It’s OK To Not Mourn Charlie Kirk

Not all of Mamdani’s policies could be/should be adopted here intact. But they go to show that politicians on the left can lead and provide positive solutions that – if anything – are less expensive, once all of the longer term socio-environmental costs of mainstream centre-right policies are factored into the equation.

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Eugene Doyle Eugene Doyle

Qatar’s emir urges concrete steps to confront Israeli ‘bloodlust,’ calls for united regional stance

The Israeli genocide in Gaza, along with the escalating regional wars it has ignited, has brought two chilling truths into our focus: first, Israel is deliberately and aggressively undermining the security and stability of the entire Middle East and, second, Israel is utterly incapable of surviving on its own. Dr Ramzy Baroud Read on.

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Eugene Doyle Eugene Doyle

Ocean of Peace in a militarised Pacific

They are part of a countercultural movement intent of calling out what is and what ought to be, in the tradition of those who’ve used their art to critique society.

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Eugene Doyle Eugene Doyle

Art as a means of survival

Guardian: The campaign group Defend Our Juries, which organised the demonstration, said “a priest, an emeritus professor and a number of health professionals” were among those arrested.

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Eugene Doyle Eugene Doyle

Chris Hedges: The betrayal of Palestinian journalists

In July 1985, Australia’s Pacific territory of Norfolk Island (pop. 2188) became the centre of a real life international spy thriller.

Four French agents sailed there on board the Ouvéa, a yacht from Kanaky New Caledonia, after bombing the Rainbow Warrior in Auckland, killing Greenpeace photographer Fernando Pereira.

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