Educators and journalists among those held in ‘professional annihilation’ by Ankara

Hungarian champion given James Joyce Award by Literary and Historical Society

Richard Falk accused country of running apartheid-like regime towards Palestinians

Unthinkable: Donald Trump may make your skin crawl but your anger ‘destroys you’ not him, argues Brant Hansen

Water charges demonstrators claim to have high-profile backers ahead of April trial

The idealist in us may have wanted Bernie Sanders to win, but the realist knows Trump won and we need him to keep winning

If sport is the opium of the masses, it’s a lot more fun than the US election

In dealing with the incoming US president, Ireland should not let self-interest rule

Former Greek finance minister says his country is now being ‘run by email’

The comedian, who has taken flak for use of the N-word and other explosive material, is worried about freedom of expression

A Bolivian activist in Dublin feels a connection with Ireland because of the history of colonisation, but he feels many mistakes were made as the economy boomed

With traditional media disrupted, Facebook is setting the agenda for political discourse

Otegi (57) jailed in 2009 for trying to reform political party linked to terrorist group Eta

Independent TD arrives at doors empty-handed in traditional sense of Irish politics

A major criticism is that the signatories of the Proclamation didn’t represent the Irish nation

US academic says Turkish president has been aiding Isis and supporting al-Nusra Front

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Noam Chomsky is among the public figures supporting the stance against surveillance

Tech leaders, scientists call for ban on autonomous weapons