Glasgow University And The Power Of Activism
They made European history. Wednesday’s announcement that the University of Glasgow would divest from fossil fuels was a significant decision
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Documenting Dublin #5: Ireland’s world of peace, talk and trade
Their embassies are expanding. Almost 100 years after independence the current generation of Irish politicians are more convinced than ever
Documenting Dublin #4: Ireland-Scotland EU Alliance Can Blossom, Proposes Irish Academic
An independent Scotland would be well placed to form an alliance with Ireland within the European Union, according to
Exclusive: Former Irish Foreign Minister supports Scottish independence
In an interview with National Collective, Gerry Collins the former Irish Foreign Minister stated that he supports Scotland voting ‘Yes’
Documenting Dublin #2: The New English-Irish Relationship Is A Beacon For An Independent Scotland
Scottish independence can bring a new equal form of cooperation with Ireland and the rest of the UK. Rather than
Documenting Dublin #1: Looking To Europe Through Emerald Eyes
Internationalists are voting Yes. No wonder. Independence is an expression of the desire to join the world as an equal
UKIP Could Drive Scotland To Independence, Says Former Irish Party Leader
Alan Dukes, former leader of Irish Governing party Fine Gael, has said that UKIP and Nigel Farage could have an
10 reasons why internationalists should support Scottish independence
“If we artificially confine our interest or responsibility to our small corner, we will think small thoughts and do small
Iceland for Scottish Independence
Iceland is the nation which has been most open and welcoming to the prospect of Scottish independence. Our near neighbour
An independent Scotland should grant Edward Snowden asylum
Yesterday the students at the University of Glasgow voted for whistleblower Edward Snowden to become Rector. Snowden follows Charles Kennedy