After making millions, mining companies leave a trail of destruction in their wake
An investigation by Corporate Watch into Dalradian Gold Ltd’s proposed gold mine in the north of Ireland has further exposed...
A Brazilian judge echoes Corbyn’s justice plea for former president Lula
Justice Gilmar Mendes, a Brazilian Supreme Court justice, believes former president Luiz Inácio 'Lula' da Silva deserves a retrial. Lula...
Jo Swinson’s latest no-deal Brexit solution is proof she should resign
Jo Swinson believes passing legislation is the best way to avoid a disastrous no-deal Brexit. This would allow parliament to...
Johnson calls for a ‘no bullying’ cabinet and the response is spot on
Boris Johnson called for “no bullying and no harassment” when he published his new ministerial code of conduct on 23...
Netanyahu is called out as a ‘bully’ for banning Omar and Tlaib from entering occupied Palestine
Feminist Gloria Steinem called Israel’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu a “bully” for banning US congresswomen Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar...
Salvini’s anti-immigrant policy is like a bomb that’s ‘going to explode’
On 18 August, several people jumped into the sea from the Spanish humanitarian boat Open Arms to reach the Italian...
50 years on and the Battle of the Bogside could teach us about the dangers of a Tory no-deal Brexit
On 12 August 1969, a battle between Irish republicans on one side and British police and loyalist gangs on the...
Kate Hoey and the DUP demonstrated breath-taking ignorance on a no-deal Brexit in just a couple of tweets
Pro-Brexit Labour MP Kate Hoey and DUP chief whip Jeffrey Donaldson have displayed breath-taking ignorance on avoiding a no-deal Brexit....
Spectator magazine defends Boris Johnson as being ‘passionately pro immigration’
Spectator editor Fraser Nelson spoke on Drivetime, on Irish national radio, to discuss the effects of Boris Johnson becoming prime...
Despite consistent DUP opposition, marriage equality and abortion rights are coming to Northern Ireland
On 9 July, MPs finally voted to introduce same-sex marriage and abortion access in the north of Ireland. But despite...
Police tell protesters their lives are at risk after receiving anonymous threats
Anti-goldmine campaigner Cormac McAleer told The Canary the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) received information about death threats made...
Despite official climate emergency, one community is having to resist a toxic wave of cyanide
The Irish and UK governments declared a climate emergency in May this year. Later that month, environmentalist parties in these...
The UK should celebrate ‘peace in Europe’ by investigating its own war crimes
On 6 June, world leaders gathered in Normandy to celebrate D-Day. This day reportedly marked the beginning of ‘peace in...
The former first lady of the DUP voices support for a united Ireland
Retired DUP baroness Eileen Paisley believes she could live in a united Ireland “if we have freedom of worship”. This...
One foul tweet from a journalist provokes a delightful online response
On 21 May, councillor John Finucane became Lord Mayor of Belfast. Finucane is son of human rights solicitor Pat Finucane,...
Penny Mordaunt must investigate Britain’s war crimes and stop sucking up to Tory MPs
The Time for Truth Campaign (TFTC), which represents victims and survivors of the conflict in the north of Ireland, will...
To honour the memory of Lyra McKee, we have to move beyond simply feeling disgusted
Journalist Lyra McKee was eight when the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) was signed on 10 April 1998. She lived most...
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