Today’s weapons systems run on reams of software coursing through stacks of silicon chips. Daire Ní Chnáimh reviews the history of semiconductor warfare and considers how we can grow the movement against it.
Jewish attitudes to the genocide are shifting in Israel and beyond, writes Henry Maitles.
By Allie Kerper
By Phoebe Ryrko
While government prohibits certain organisations, it cannot inhibit the duty that drives us to resist.
Scotland is receding into international irrelevance. Will ideas and movements emerge, ask Sophie Johnson and Jonathon Shafi, that can reverse this trend?
It’s time for the peace and climate movements to get Britain’s nuclear proliferation back in the crosshairs, writes Samuel Rafanell-Williams.
The far-right sees climate change as a welcome crisis and opportunity to harness energy. The ideology of this alliance is nothing new, write Climate Camp Scotland.
Scotland is part of the story of shifting blame, cloudy trials, and the devastation of US-led regime change that followed the 1988 bombing, writes Owen Schalk.
The crisis in Georgia exemplifies the brutal geopolitics of imperialism in the 21st-century, writes Mark Brown.