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Peter Geoghegan is an Irish writer and journalist based in Glasgow. His books include ‘A Difficult Difference: Race, Religion and the ‘new’ Northern Ireland’.

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Digital Liberties

How to fight for digital human rights?

Global connectivity and personal disconnect: filter bubbles and the collapse of public discourse
Richard Raber and Francesco Fanti Rovetta
Is language as we know it still relevant for the digital age?
Pavlo Shopin
The quiet revolution that could transform lives
Rachael Mpashi-Marx
Commons-sense? Contemporary challenges and prospects of community shared resources
Antonis Broumas, David Bollier and Yavor Tarinski
The debate the media won't have: government snooping made NHS hacking easier
Sunny Hundal
Changing the world without taking power? Bitcoin and the challenges of consensus
Nozomi Hayase
The curious rise of the ‘white left’ as a Chinese internet insult
Chenchen Zhang
Pokéwalking while black: Pokémon GO and America’s ‘e-quality’ of life
Anna Everett and Corrigan E. Vaughan

European integration

Six countries. Six different paths to EU integration.

No to TTIP

The secretive EU-US trade deal explained

Meet the Scottish Tory behind the £425,000 DUP Brexit donation

Peter Geoghegan and Adam Ramsay 19 May 2017

Senior Scottish Conservative Richard Cook is at the centre of a major Brexit funding scandal.

DUP Donaldson can’t remember why his Brexit campaign spent more than £32,000 on controversial data analytics company linked to Trump

Peter Geoghegan and Adam Ramsay 16 May 2017

Was it a coincidence that different Leave campaign groups used the same obscure Canadian firm? Or was there potentially illegal co-ordination between campaigns?

Democratic Unionist Party Brexit campaign manager admits he didn’t know about its mysterious donor’s links to the Saudi intelligence service

Adam Ramsay and Peter Geoghegan 16 May 2017

Jeffrey Donaldson MP should have ensured that a £435,000 donation his party accepted came from a legitimate source. Did he?

Electoral Commission contradicts DUP on Brexit donor transparency

Adam Ramsay and Peter Geoghegan 1 March 2017

Did Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionist Party do the checks the law requires of it before accepting a vast donation for its Brexit campaign?

The strange link between the DUP Brexit donation and a notorious Indian gun running trial

Peter Geoghegan and Adam Ramsay 28 February 2017

We still don’t know how how key Leave campaign adverts were funded, but the one man who has been named has some surprising relationships...

Secretive DUP Brexit donor links to the Saudi intelligence service

Adam Ramsay and Peter Geoghegan 24 February 2017

The DUP's revelation about their Brexit donation leaves us with more questions than answers...

The 'dark money' that paid for Brexit

Peter Geoghegan and Adam Ramsay 15 February 2017

The secret cash that bankrolled Brexit, the loophole it's hiding in, and how we unravel it.

The BBC's Northern Irish Troubles

Peter Geoghegan 5 January 2016

From its inception as an unabashedly ‘unionist’ organization, the BBC in Belfast has had a problematic history. Has the corporation of today managed to shake off the dilemmas of the past?