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Israel seeks revenge after Gaza ‘storm’

A shock military offensive by Palestinian resistance to end Israeli apartheid and end the blockade of the Gaza Strip could precipitate a new peace process for the Middle East – or an apocalyptic act of revenge by a humiliated Israeli Prime Minister.

Published October 12, 2023

Loyalist double agent Haggarty to give evidence

A senior UVF figure is to be the key prosecution witness in the trial of a man charged with the murders of two Catholics by the UVF in Belfast city centre in May 1994.

Published October 12, 2023

Glenanne collusion heard in court

Imported paramilitary weapons stored by a former RUC reservist were removed ahead of a raid after his RUC colleagues tipped him off about it in advance, the High Court has heard.

Published October 12, 2023

Starmer says vote on Irish unity ‘hypothetical’

The leader of the British Labour Party has cast doubt on the prospect of the peaceful reunification of Ireland, saying that a referendum on Irish unity is ‘not even on the horizon’.

Published October 12, 2023

Saoradh chair targeted by MI5 in Spain

The National chairperson of the Revolutionary Republican Party Saoradh, has been targeted by MI5 whilst abroad with his partner.

Published October 12, 2023

‘Sea Border’ a damp squib

Unionism is facing a moment of truth as patience with the DUP’s attempts to block political change has run out.

Published October 5, 2023

Unionists target GAA stadium, university campus

Opposition to investment in a sports stadium in a nationalist area of Belfast could bring anti-Catholic discrimination in the north of Ireland to an international stage.

Published October 5, 2023

A ‘final exquisite cruelty’

The sister of Derry teenager Daniel Hegarty has said she is “heartbroken” after learning that Crown prosecutors have launched an appeal to the Supreme Court to overturn a decision requiring a prosecution of the British soldier who shot him dead.

Published October 5, 2023

British cover-up reaches across the border

Relatives of two teenagers killed in a loyalist bomb in the 26 Counties have said the Dublin government must take an international case against London at the European Court of Human Rights over its efforts to end investigations into conflict attacks.

Published October 5, 2023

Inquests frustrated by erratic access to files

Efforts are intensifying to ensure investigations into British war crimes can obtain files still being withheld by the Crown Forces ahead of a cut-off date for conflict investigations.

Published October 5, 2023

Brexit ‘driving acceptance of Irish unity’

U2 lead singer Bono has gained international headlines for comparing moves towards Irish reunification to a marital relationship – and a small frog pond.

Published October 5, 2023

A catastrophe of a statelet

The unionist veto of government in the Six Counties is creating a crisis in public services which is revealing itself in an unpredictable manner.

Published September 28, 2023

Documentary reveals MI5 collusion in paedophile network

Those behind a new film documentary on the role of British military intelligence in the abduction, abuse and murder of children during the conflict in the north of Ireland have said they have evidence of covert British state interference in their work.