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A radical proposal to solve the housing crisis: Expropriation

04/10/2026 - Leave a Comment

It’s quite literally everywhere: the words “housing” and “crisis”. Across Europe’s major cities housing costs have risen beyond the reach of many working people. The people who give neighbourhoods their …

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Who knows best?

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When it comes to matters of plans for regional economies, Henry Leveson-Gower suggests the government might want to start from a different place to the one it is at. One …

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87-year-old’s eviction becomes a rallying cry for protest of Spain’s housing crisis

27/09/202627/09/2026 - Leave a Comment

MADRID (AP) — Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Madrid on Saturday to protest against Spain’s housing crisis and ask for protective measures for tenants, anti-fraud rules, and …

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The ‘Gen Z stare’ is telling us something important about today’s economy

20/09/2026 - Leave a Comment

Justin Cale was still in high school when family problems pushed him out of his mother’s home and into a government-run group home for boys. A job at McDonald’s helped …

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Brits Told to Stockpile Water and Tinned Food in Face of Extreme Weather

30/08/202630/08/2026 - Leave a Comment

Brits will be encouraged to store water and tinned foods as part of the government’s new emergency preparation planning campaign. The measures are intended to ensure “domestic resilience” in the …

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The Colombian Peasant Movement in the Face of the New Political Situation

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De la Espriella—a large landowner who poses as a “full-time peasant”—has campaigned on hate rhetoric, stigmatizing leftists and social movements while promising to escalate state force. His incoming Minister of …

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Gaza forced to use unreliable online payments amid ‘cash famine’

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip – In a clothing shop in Gaza City’s Sheikh Radwan neighbourhood, Firas Zaqloul stands helplessly as he tries to pay for his purchases. The problem is that …

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‘Reckless’ 18,000 reduction in firefighters during worst year for wildfires

16/08/2026 - Leave a Comment

New EU data revealing a huge reduction in the number of firefighters during the worst year on record for wildfires highlights the need to end reckless cuts to our public …

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Alberta’s pipeline pitch rests on Indigenous equity, a promise unfulfilled on the line it would twin

07/08/2026 - Leave a Comment

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Tuesday that Iraq had offered to supply Turkey with up to 1 million barrels of oil a day as Iraqi Prime Minister Ali …

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Fed up with Big Tech, communities turn to data collectives for control

26/07/2026 - Leave a Comment

Marginalized communities and creators are forming data cooperatives to claw back control from Big Tech’s scraping practices. These grassroots collectives ensure that local communities — not Silicon Valley — dictate …

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