The US Bombing Boats in the Caribbean: War on Drugs or Excuse to Intervene in the Venezuelan Regime?
On June 17, 1971, then-US President Richard Nixon declared a “war on drugs,” dubbing drug abuse “public enemy number one.” […]
Symbolism isn’t enough for Palestine
Over 156 nations now recognise the State of Palestine. Many of the countries included in that number announced their recognition […]
Stop Blaming Immigrants
The United Kingdom has a long and proud history of immigration. Largely, immigrants built and continue to sustain this nation. […]
World War: Law
Tuesday, 25th February 2025. That was the date that Donald Trump started his fight against “Big Law”, some of the […]
‘Africa needs to wake up’ Erick Kabendera on his new book, Pan-Africanism and the silent struggle of Tanzania
Not many people can say that they’ve lived to read their own obituary, but for Erick Kabendera, this harrowing fact […]
The Reality of Trump’s Expansionist Ambitions
Throughout his first term, and the short month since he began his second term, Donald Trump has arguably fostered a […]
A Sophie’s Choice: Human Rights or Sovereignty?
“In Afghanistan as well, many people, especially in urban areas, liked the idea that the West would now intervene and […]
Is the US out, and is China in? TikTok and Soft-Power Influence
“Did you ever think for a second that maybe I want to give them [China] my data?” Until quite recently, […]
The Psychology of Post-Truth Politics
Can you trust your senses? It is very unsettling for your senses to deceive you day in and day out. […]
Liberty and Government: Incompatible?
Picture this: You are shackled by a chain around your neck that is long enough for you to go anywhere […]