The European Union has added the IRGC to its list of terrorist organisations following Iran’s crackdown on protests, marking a major political turning point. The unanimous decision reflects a push led by Italy, subsequently embraced by European partners and aligned with transatlantic allies. “Many IRGC members operate under diplomatic cover in Iranian embassies, engaging in intelligence activities and intimidation of dissidents in exile,” said Emanuele Ottolenghi (Centef). “Suspending diplomatic relations and expelling such personnel is also an option that should be considered.”
Finance
How Global Finance Drove Deindustrialization: Interview w/ Ann Pettifor
‘Economist Ann Pettifor explains how America’s industrial decline has its roots in the dismantling of the international monetary system established at Bretton Woods and in the rise of a global financial system that prioritizes capital […]
Climate Crisis
DW: EU moves to speed up gas investments amid Ukraine war, rising gas prices
And what happened to renewables? Read Here Photo: JoachimKohlerBremen licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International
National Politics
Sean Bell: What can we expect from Spain’s ‘deeply undemocratic’ election?
Predictions for the April 28th Spanish election, after the first televised debate, and an interview with Basque candidate Bel Pozueta: “An important election for those wanting to stand up to the Spanish right wing.” Read […]
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