
Mehran Khalili
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2 days ago |
znetwork.org | Mohammed El-Kurd |Yanis Varoufakis |Mehran Khalili
Israel is escalating its genocide in Gaza. Entire families are being wiped out, famine is spreading, and airstrikes are targeting shelters and schools. In the West Bank, killings and settler violence are surging as Israel tightens its grip on the territory. Yet despite these atrocities, international media coverage has diminished. While a handful of European governments have begun to question their complicity, meaningful action is still missing.
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2 months ago |
znetwork.org | Nina Petrov |Mehran Khalili
Serbian student organiser Nina Petrov joins our host Mehran Khalili us to explain how a local tragedy sparked a national uprising. What started with 15 minutes of silence has become the largest protest movement Serbia has seen in decades—forcing resignations at the top and shaking the foundations of power. We talk tactics, momentum, and what activists everywhere can learn from the fight unfolding in Serbia right now.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
diem25.org | Mehran Khalili
On Tuesday, I hosted a discussion for DiEMTVon what Trump’s second term could mean with Yanis Varoufakis and US political commentator Katie HalperThe entire conversation (above) is worth your time, but later in the show we got into what activists can do to resist Trump’s agenda, and lessons from his first term. Since the ‘how’ of effective activism is particularly close to my heart, I’ve isolated the most salient parts below.
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Sep 25, 2024 |
diem25.org | Yanis Varoufakis |Mehran Khalili
Mario Draghi’s much-anticipated report for Ursula von der Leyen calls for Europe to invest 5 percent of its income in green energy and sustainable technologies. The same plan was proposed nearly a decade ago – back when it could actually have been be implementedWhen the euro crisis was young, some of us became convinced that a massive public green investment program was necessary to save Europe from economic stagnation and from the ultra-right that would emerge as stagnation’s sole beneficiary.
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Mar 5, 2024 |
diem25.org | Lucas Febraro |Mehran Khalili
On March 8, it is crucial for Yes votes to prevail in both the ‘Family’ and ‘Care’ Referendums to continue progress towards social inclusivity, reflecting the spirit of recent constitutional amendmentsOn March 8, International Women’s Day, people in Ireland will be asked to vote in two referendums to change the Constitution, Bunreacht na hÉireann. The first referendum concerns the concept of family in the Constitution.
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