I’m no Greta Thunberg fan, but dismissing the Madleen as a ‘publicity stunt’ is brain-dead
A group of pro-Palestine activists tried to deliver food to a starving Gaza. It was a clever, social-media literate protest
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Britain and allies sanction two Israeli ministers as Gazan authorities say gunfire kills dozens at food aid site
Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich will face a travel ban and see their assets frozen
Three dead after Israeli forces fire on Palestinians near food distribution site in Gaza
Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after Gaza-bound aid ship seized
Even here in Israel, government statements about Greta Thunberg’s ‘selfie yacht’ are seen as crass
Mainstream television coverage took the story more seriously than mocking statements by the Netanyahu government
Seized Gaza-bound aid boat with Greta Thunberg on board being towed to Israel
Greta Thunberg and other pro-Palestine activists on the Madleen expected to return to their home countries, Israeli foreign ministry says
Harris praises Madleen volunteers for highlighting ‘urgent need for humanitarian aid’ to reach Gaza
Tánaiste says it should not be left to a ‘small group of civilians’ to get aid into the territory
Israel orders military to stop Gaza-bound yacht carrying Greta Thunberg
Activists aim to defy Israeli blockade and highlight urgent need for humanitarian aid
Gaza aid ship with Greta Thunberg on board rescues four refugees from Mediterranean
Madleen, run by Freedom Flotilla Coalition, changed course after receiving distress call about sinking raft with 30-40 Sudanese on board
International aid ship en route to Gaza will be stopped, warns Israeli military
Madleen, with Greta Thunberg on board, reaches east Mediterranean a month after drone attack on separate aid vessel
Felicity Hayes-McCoy: ‘So many of Ireland’s revolutionary women felt disillusioned and betrayed after the State was set up’
The author on the genre she calls ‘uplit’, the ‘perfect balance’ of living between London and the Kerry Gaeltacht, and her admiration for Greta Thunberg
How do we cut through the ‘white noise’ of climate change?
Helen Shaw makes the case for the power of imagination and storytelling
Climate activists turn the screw on literary festivals
The investment firm has met the ire of literary activists amid accusations of greenwashing
Under its right-wing government, Sweden’s emissions have started going in the wrong direction
In the run-up to the EU elections, climate has once again become an issue for voters. On one side of the debate: climate activist Greta Thunberg. On the other: the right-wing nationalist Sweden Democrats
Eurovision: Greta Thunberg among thousands protesting against Israel competing in contest
‘Up to 12,000’ took part in protest march in Malmo ahead of Israeli entrant Eden Golan’s performance
Greta Thunberg detained by police at climate protest in The Hague
Thunberg put in large bus by local police along with other protesters who tried to block major highway
‘Climate champion’ fights to highlight South Sudan’s plight
Naomi Momone (14) raises awareness for one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable countries
Pilita Clark: Workers will accept lower pay at environmentally sustainable firms
Might the green wage gap be explained by something other than a desire to save the planet?
Pressure builds on German Fridays for Future over Greta Thunberg’s Gaza claims
German branch of the climate action group distances itself from remarks criticising Israel
Thunberg effect may have waned, but climate protest movement is back to call time on Big Oil
We need to stop talking about the climate crisis and start talking about the fossil fuel crisis
Greta Thunberg removed by police from protest hours after receiving court fine
Climate activist sentenced to pay fine after pleading not guilty, saying she was acting out of necessity
Nature Restoration Law could prevent farming without changes to wording – Luke Ming Flanagan
Midlands North-West MEP said line dedicated to restoring habitats could be obstacle to farming
Fianna Fáil councillor Daithí de Róiste elected Lord Mayor of Dublin
Ballyfermot councillor, who succeeds Green Party’s Caroline Conroy, will focus on ‘kindness and inclusivity’ while serving as 355th Lord Mayor
Duncan Stewart promises to ‘embarrass’ politicians who act against environment as he is awarded Freedom of Dublin
Greta Thunberg is also awarded Freedom of the City of Dublin
Greta Thunberg to be awarded Freedom of Dublin, four years after nomination first rejected
Swedish environmentalist’s selection amounts to ‘greenwashing’ of poor record of Green Party in Government, says some Independent councillors
Greta Thunberg to be given honorary freedom of Dublin city
Lord Mayor Caroline Conroy will also honour environmentalist Duncan Stewart for his work on raising awareness about climate change
Greta Thunberg arrested in Germany during coal mine protest
The environmental activist has resumed campaigning after being briefly detained
Jennifer O’Connell: How did Andrew Tate become a role model for a generation of lost boys?
Tate is the product of an online culture, the ‘manosphere’, that is grooming boys to not just to fear and hate women, but to loathe themselves
From double-speed podcasts to glossy magazine buying: six media tips to improve your life
New year, new media habits: these simple changes can reinvigorate tired routines
Andrew Tate to stay in prison for 30 days as human trafficking inquiry continues in Romania
British national is being held as part of an organised crime and rape investigation
The Climate Book by Greta Thunberg: remaking the world
Activist makes monumental effort to inform climate discussions, while Colm O’Regan’s Climate Worrier: A Hypocrite’s Guide to Saving the Planet is refreshingly original
Increasingly absurd climate protests show how society has failed younger generation
Political climate has stripped young people of the grounding forces of family and community and the promises of a fair society
Information overload: Shifting the narrative of climate change
A play by Eva O’Connor and Hildegard Ryan aims to put ‘heart and soul’ into the debate
Climate agenda brings real challenges for international tourism
There is a limit to how green discretionary travel can ever be
Why second-hand upcycling can be even better than new
Ireland’s largest second-hand furniture store is reaping the benefits of a growing trend
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