Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
On February 1, 2025, @DiEM25official organised a high-profile discussion featuring Jeremy Corbyn, Yanis Varoufakis, TNI's Bríd Brennan and Diem25's Lucille Cornelius, who unpacked global political struggles, with a strong focus on Palestine, Europe’s role in conflicts, and the rise of the far right.
In part I of the discussion, The Hague Declaration was highlighted as a historic step in advocating for Palestinian self-determination, supported by nine governments with hopes of more joining. Corbyn reflected on his political struggles, his expulsion from the Labour Party, and his ongoing work with The Peace and Justice Project to mobilize grassroots activism. He called for solidarity with gig workers, refugees, and Palestine while condemning the military-industrial complex and Western complicity in genocide. Varoufakis delivered a scathing critique of Europe’s vassal-like obedience to the U.S., explaining how austerity, neoliberalism, and corporate greed have led to political stagnation, rising extremism, and a complete lack of sovereignty. He argued that fighting for Palestine is crucial, not just for justice but as a symbol of broader resistance against imperialist power structures. The call to action? Mass mobilization, unity, and reclaiming democracy from the elites.
Watch Part II of the discussion: youtu.be/MJuzG0-ntmY
Watch Part III of the discussion: youtu.be/MbKNvnW-UKU
00:00:00 - Panel Introduction
00:01:13 - Bríd Brennan: Reflections on The Hague Group
00:08:21 - Jeremy Corbyn: Gaza, The Labour Party and International Issues
00:30:52 - Yanis Varoufakis: The Moral Imperative of Focusing on Palestine
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On February 1, 2025, @DiEM25official organised a high-profile discussion featuring Jeremy Corbyn, Yanis Varoufakis, TNI's Bríd Brennan and Diem25's Lucille Cornelius, who unpacked global political struggles, with a strong focus on Palestine, Europe’s role in conflicts, and the rise of the far right.
In part I of the discussion, The Hague Declaration was highlighted as a historic step in advocating for Palestinian self-determination, supported by nine governments with hopes of more joining. Corbyn reflected on his political struggles, his expulsion from the Labour Party, and his ongoing work with The Peace and Justice Project to mobilize grassroots activism. He called for solidarity with gig workers, refugees, and Palestine while condemning the military-industrial complex and Western complicity in genocide. Varoufakis delivered a scathing critique of Europe’s vassal-like obedience to the U.S., explaining how austerity, neoliberalism, and corporate greed have led to political stagnation, rising extremism, and a complete lack of sovereignty. He argued that fighting for Palestine is crucial, not just for justice but as a symbol of broader resistance against imperialist power structures. The call to action? Mass mobilization, unity, and reclaiming democracy from the elites.
Watch Part II of the discussion: youtu.be/MJuzG0-ntmY
Watch Part III of the discussion: youtu.be/MbKNvnW-UKU
00:00:00 - Panel Introduction
00:01:13 - Bríd Brennan: Reflections on The Hague Group
00:08:21 - Jeremy Corbyn: Gaza, The Labour Party and International Issues
00:30:52 - Yanis Varoufakis: The Moral Imperative of Focusing on Palestine
Visit our website: tni.org
Support our work: tni.org/en/support-tni
Sign up for our newsletter: tni.org/en/subscribe
#europe #palestine #capitalism
