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Alex Callinicos: Don’t be fooled by EU ‘reform treaty’

2067

4

8.9.07

One of the few genuinely democratic moments of the past few years came in May and June 2005, when the European Constitution was thrown out by referendums in France and the Netherlands.

Kerstin Andrae Marobela: Resisting the new ‘scramble for Africa’ in Botswana

2067

4

8.9.07

Kerstin Andrae Marobela reports on growing resistance in Botswana to US plans for military bases and a new government “spy” bill.

Michael Stanton: Chile: Angry protests and riots shake central Santiago in Chile

2067

4

8.9.07

Rioting shook Chile’s capital Santiago on Wednesday of last week during a day of protest called by the CUT, the main trade union federation.

Zoe Davies: Comment: Crime policy fails young people

2067

6

8.9.07

The past few weeks have seen a moral panic being stirred up in the press following a number of horrendous crimes involving knives and guns committed by children.

Terry Wrigley: Scotland: Edinburgh schools campaign forces SNP retreat

2067

6

8.9.07

A vigorous campaign by parents and pupils has put a stop to Edinburgh city council's proposal to close one in six schools.

Eamonn McCann: Eamonn McCann in Lebanon: 'There’s no profit in peace for Raytheon'

2067

8

8.9.07

When an Israeli warplane killed 28 civilians sheltering in Qana, south Lebanon, activists in Derry occupied the offices of the arms maker Raytheon. A year later Eamonn McCann reports from the village on a moving tribute.

Patrick Ward: Review: Steinbeck: Of Mice and Men (film): Friendship and alienation as the Depression bites

2067

11

8.9.07

Patrick Ward writes on a powerful 1930s film version of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice And Men

Simon Basketter: Watergate, anti Vietnam war protests and US imperial failure

2067

12

8.9.07

US defeat in Vietnam led to a government campaign against political opponents with disastrous consequences.

Anindya Bhattacharyya: The British army was defeated in Basra, Mr Brown

2067

16

8.9.07

The British army has been resoundingly defeated in Iraq – and the only person who doesn't know it is prime minister Gordon Brown.

Simon Assaf: US gearing up to attack Iran

2067

16

8.9.07

The US is planning a huge propaganda blitz to prepare the ground for a strike on Iran,