Alles wird besetzt – oder nicht?
In der Stadt Zürich sind einige Areale besetzt. Und einige sehen aus, als wären sie besetzt. Doch hinter den Fassaden gibt es grosse Unterschiede.
Don’t Look Up to Interstellar: EU Space Law, Human Rights, and Survival Narratives
This post argues that as the EU develops its space governance, it must align survival narratives beyond Earth with its constitutional commitments to human rights and environmental sustainability, resisting colonial logics and recognising …
Kemi Badenoch’s strange speech on Iran and the by-election
The Tory leader attempted to fuse the two subjects together
Iran could be next Syria, warns former British ambassador
Sir Richard Dalton tells Declassified that US and Israel failed to take break up of Iran and its consequences into account
Goulash: Pre-Election Sell-Off in Budapest; Epstein’s Slovak Friend; Hungary Saves Russia’s NASA
Welcome back to Goulash, where the pot is always simmering and Central Europe never fails to serve up something spicy.
Manchester United: Built by Migrants, Ruined by Billionaires
Manchester United co-owner Jim Ratcliffe’s claim that Britain has been ‘colonised by immigrants’ exposes a clear contradiction.
Renewed barbarism and depravity
Hundreds protested against the US-Israel attacks on Iran in Parliament Square on Saturday, fearing a wider conflagration and horrified by the targeting of young schoolchildren, writes Linda Pentz Gunter
Theft, mistresses, and U.S. passports: The double lives of the Russian MPs building a “digital GULAG” while preaching...
Russian lawmakers are advancing widely unpopular nationwide restrictions on messengers and social media platforms, framing their crackdowns against Telegram, YouTube, Roblox and other services as a defense of “traditional family values” and Russian sovereignty.
„Liebe ist keine harmonische Oase“
Die italienische Philosophin Federica Gregoratto hat ein Buch über „Love Troubles“ und das patriarchale Konzept der Amatomononormativität geschrieben.
Storming the Savoy: a communist history of the Blitz
During World War II, the Communist Party led efforts to secure shelter for ordinary Londoners amid the horrors of the Blitz.
Luftschlösser und Rechenzentren – fehlender Widerstand gegen Big-Tech in Wien
Derzeit entstehen im Großraum Wien drei Rechenzentren des US-Konzerns Microsoft. Unter dem Versprechen der „digitalen Souveränität“ soll Österreich.
Where Did All the Workers Go?
We see workplaces on our televisions each and every night. Rarely, however, do we see much about the process of work that goes on there or people’s collective experience of it.
Schattendiplomatie um Nord Stream
Während Europa weitere Schritte unternimmt, um die Einfuhr von russischem Gas vollständig zu stoppen, verhandeln Washington und Moskau hinter den Kulissen offenbar über die Zukunft der Pipelines.
Russia redefines ‘drug propaganda’ and enforces ‘traditional values’ as new wave of laws come into effect
Last year, the Russian authorities enacted a slew of new laws that would take effect on March 1, 2026.
Präzedenzlos oder „more of the same“? Zwangsmassnahmen gegen Obdachlose in den USA
Das gegenwärtige Vorgehen und die Rhetorik der Trump-Administration gegen obdachlose Menschen in der Bundeshauptstadt Washington D. C. scheint auf den ersten Blick beispiellos zu sein.
Polizisten schützen faschistischen Aufmarsch in St. Gallen
Mitte Februar fand in St. Gallen eine der grössten rechtsextremen Aufmärsche der letzten Jahre statt.
As the full-scale war enters year five, Ukraine pushes back on a crucial front and Russia’s Donbas offensive continues.
Like our earlier reports on the combat situation in Ukraine, this article reviews recent battlefield developments based on open-source information.
How Kosovo’s War Shaped One Woman’s Girlhood – and Worldview
‘Girlhood at War’ by Vjosa Musliu is an account of coming of age during the 1998-99 Kosovo war – and how that has shaped her ideas about racial discrimination and the feeling of being ‘unwanted’.
Challenging Liverpool cuts with a radical alternative budget
Liverpool Trades Council has unveiled a ‘People’s Budget’ to fight £56m cuts and council tax rises.