Friday, 19 April 2024 — MintPress News
Credit: Carlos Latuff
Is Israel’s strategy to provoke Iran finally backfiring?
Day: April 19, 2024
Systemic injustice and the criminal legal system
Thursday, 18 April 2024 — Institute of Race Relations
This week, adding to a growing number of voices and campaigns rejecting the normalisation of systemic injustice in the criminal legal system, we publish a special issue of Race & Class featuring several important interventions.
Iran had legal right to counter-attack Israel in self-defense
Sunday, 14 April 2024 — Geopolitical Economy Report
Israel first attacked Iran’s embassy in Syria on April 1, in an act of war. Tehran had a legal right to respond in self defense, according to article 51 of the UN Charter, which it did on April 13.
Iran launched a historic attack on April 13, hitting Israel with hundreds of drones and missiles.
Iran retaliates
Sunday, 14 April 2024 — LauraRu
Good morning everyone! Let’s recap last night’s pyrotechnics. For the first time Iran has launched a full-scale military assault on the Zionist entity with kamikaze drones and ballistic missiles – the attack was in retaliation for the strike on its Damascus consulate on April 1 that killed seven Revolutionary Guards officers, including two senior commanders.
Germany stands on wrong side of history again
12 April, 2024 — Strategic Culture Foundation
Germany and the United States along with other Western powers are continuing deep-seated historical crimes by way of their proxy war against Russia
The repeating of history might seem tragic, even farcical. One may wonder how such apparent madness can be repeated. But the explanation is straightforward when it is understood that the motive force is the same.
Statewatch News 11 April 2024: The Migration Pact passes: what next?
Thursday, 11 Apriil 2024 — STATEWATCH
Also available as a PDF.
In this issue:
- The Migration Pact passes: what next?
- Hardwiring border externalisation into EU law
- “Multipurpose aerial surveillance” as “harm reduction”
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The Migration Pact passes: what next?
On Wednesday, MEPs voted to approve the vast majority of new laws that make up the EU’s Pact on Migration and Asylum, ostensibly the subject of tough
negotiations – at least until the Parliament caved in and accepted the Council’s position on the vast majority of the legislation.
Serious Disruption Prevention Orders
Wednesday, 10 April 2024 — NETPOL
Serious Disruption Prevention Orders are here. The controversial measure, introduced in the Public Order Act 2023, came into effect on the 5 April and campaigners are already warning of the “chilling effect” they will have on the right to protest.
The New Dark Age 