Protests continue as court prepares to review Palestine Action ban
Hundreds joined sign-holding actions across Britain this month as the government’s proscription of Palestine Action faces legal review.
Europe remains determined to keep Ukraine war going
European leaders scrambled to resist a US-backed draft plan for Ukraine that includes no NATO membership, recognizing Russian-held territories, and capping Ukraine’s military.
Industry remains biggest barrier to tackling ultra-processed food harm
Researchers and activists warn that the UPF industry exerts a powerful chokehold over global food systems, urging urgent action.
Polish TNT powers bombs dropped on Gaza, report finds
The People’s Embargo for Palestine exposes the role of Poland’s Nitro-Chem company in supplying TNT used in Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
European left urges solidarity with Venezuela amid growing US aggression
Left parties and organizations across Europe are calling for respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty and action against escalating US aggression in the Caribbean.
Athens marks anniversary of anti-dictatorship Polytechnic uprising
Thousands marched in Athens to mark the 52nd anniversary of the 1973 student protest that helped end Greece’s military dictatorship.
Greek dockworker faces prosecution for blocking arms shipment to Israel
Leader of the Greek dockworkers’ union ENEDEP, Markos Bekris, is facing prosecution for a solidarity action that blocked ammunition bound for Israel.
“On the first day I was raped twice”: PCHR report exposes sexual abuse of Palestinian prisoners by Israeli forces
The Palestinian Center for Human Rights has released new testimonies describing the sexual abuse of Palestinian captives by Israeli forces.