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Good day, spectators,
And the spectacle is back to where we started…Palestine.
You’ve probably already seen what happened yesterday morning at a checkpoint near the Yehuda Junction in Hebron in the occupied West Bank. Two Palestinian men,...
Good day, spectators,
And, there is a moment in all uprisings when the state realises it has lost control, and it is not the moment the first window breaks or the first barricade goes up or the first tear gas canister is fired. It is the m...
Good day, spectators,
And firstly, let me apologise for being a little absent in the past week. I recently went back to nursing school where I am quite distracted with learning and preparing for my exams.
But I won’t hold up any longer as...
Garvaghy Road this morning.
Good day, spectators,
And something is happening in the North of Ireland today that I want to tell you about, because it is one of those stories that tells you everything about where we actually are in this sup...
Good day, spectators,
And you might have seen that the United Nations General Assembly is taking place this week in New York. One hundred and ninety-three nations have gathered, as they do every September, to conduct international business...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Irish writer. observer of world news and culture. haver of discussions. immigrant—I write the spectacle to help me make sense of the mess in a world that would rather ignore it.
Exhibiting a precocious generosity of curiosity and enthusiasm
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