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Moves to defend UDA, UVF over racist violence

The PSNI has effectively backed unionist paramilitary gangs accused of orchestrating racist attacks and is now refusing to blame them for recent violence and intimidation across the Six Counties.

RSF leaders detained as oppression continues

British Crown Forces continue to engage in violent house raids, oppressive stop-and-search detentions and sinister surveillance efforts in a bid to defeat republican activism.

Nairac behind 1975 massacre — survivor

A survivor of the Miami Showband massacre says he’s now certain that British army captain Robert Nairac carried out the atrocity.

Widow to meet British Direct Ruler over legacy plans

A widow who lost her husband and parents within months of each other to a loyalist gang is to meet the British Direct Ruler to discuss the family’s call for a public inquiry into the murders.

Anti-Irish racism appears in Irish textbook

There have been calls for the 26 County Education Minister Norma Foley to take action after an offensive, self-hating description of a traditional family was published in a secondary school Irish textbook.

Authoritarian bid to shut down Palestinian journalism

The British government is using suppression tactics familiar from the north of Ireland against English journalists critical of its role in the ongoing slaughter in the Middle East.

Extradition bid on 30th anniversary of ceasefire

The arrest and detention without bail of 61-year-old veteran republican Martin McCauley on foot of a British extradition warrant has been strongly condemned by republicans.

Eastwood to resign as SDLP leader; Nesbitt set to lead UUP

Colum Eastwood is set to step down as leader of the SDLP later today (Thursday).

Ireland facilitating Israeli warplanes - reports

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has called on Taoiseach Simon Harris to provide full answers to reports that aircraft carrying weaponry from the United States to Israel have flown through Irish airspace.

British Army watched Nairac’s fatal spy mission

The British Army witnessed the IRA’s capture of its most infamous captain and spy Robert Nairac, but did not intervene, according to a report this week.

New direction seen for loyalist paramilitaries

In a significant shift for loyalism, both the UDA and UVF paramilitary groups appear to be openly pivoting to racially-motivated violence.

Sinn Féin changes tack on puberty-blockers

Sinn Féin has backed away from a controversy over gender-changing puberty-blockers for children, opting to abide by the advice of the North’s Chief Medical Office to ban their use in the North in line with Britain.

Choctaw nation’s statue recalls Famine ties

The story of the Choctaw nation’s act of generosity to Irish people stands as one of the few bright redemptive stories of the Great Hunger. The gesture opened a channel of enduring friendship between the two peoples which was on Friday was marked by a sculpture unveiled this week.

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Moves to defend UDA, UVF over racist violence

RSF leaders detained as oppression continues

Nairac behind 1975 massacre — survivor

Widow to meet British Direct Ruler over legacy plans

Anti-Irish racism appears in Irish textbook

Authoritarian bid to shut down Palestinian journalism

Extradition bid on 30th anniversary of ceasefire

Eastwood to resign as SDLP leader; Nesbitt set to lead UUP

Ireland facilitating Israeli warplanes - reports

British Army watched Nairac’s fatal spy mission

New direction seen for loyalist paramilitaries

Sinn Féin changes tack on puberty-blockers

Choctaw nation’s statue recalls Famine ties

Countries should withdraw recognition of Israel

‘The boys of Na Fianna Éireann’

‘We can do it if we stand together’

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