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Livorno’s Dockworkers Are Learning How to Jam the War Machine

Ulm5 — Germany’s show trial sets a dangerous precedent

Briefing | No. 33 | Sovereignty or Submission

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Lina Attalah in custody after court issues LE3 mn fine, orders Mada Masr’s closure

Mada Masr Editor-in-Chief Lina Attalah was fined LE3 million by the New Cairo Misdemeanor Court, which convicted her on charges of managing an unlicensed website, issuing an order for the website’s closure. Attalah was taken into custody after the issue of the ruling.

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Livorno’s Dockworkers Are Learning How to Jam the War Machine

A year of strikes and pickets, and now a blockade by sea with the Global Sumud Flotilla: how an Italian port town is disrupting the war economy one shipment at a time.

Ulm5 — Germany’s show trial sets a dangerous precedent

In a show-trial riddled with procedural irregularities, Germany is seeking to make an example of five activists who organized against the genocide in Gaza.

Briefing | No. 33 | Sovereignty or Submission

On Sunday, Brazilian voters face a choice with ramifications for the survival of our species. As President Lula has phrased it: That choice is “sovereignty or submission.”

On the Ulm5

A report on the Ulm5 five activists from Britain, Ireland, Spain, and Germany facing up to five years in prison under Germany's criminal organisation law for a non-violent action inside an Elbit Systems Deutschland office.

Palantir Targets MPs With ‘Intimidating’ Letters

British MPs who criticised Palantir in Parliament received "intimidating" letters from the US spytech firm.

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We’re returning to Brazil. Here’s why.

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