Racism and Capitalism – two sides of the same coin?
Racism is outwardly condemned as an evil in our purportedly ‘liberal’ societies, yet it is inextricably linked to capitalism through ...
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Trade Treaties and their Global Impact: who makes these rules, and who benefits?
We have heard a great deal about trade agreements ever since the UK Brexit Referendum, but the actual contents of ...
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Reforming the Drug Laws to Improve Health
The destructive consequences of drug abuse and addiction are a matter of grave concern. They cause great individual suffering and ...
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Security, Conflict and Exploitation in Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is one of the largest countries in Africa and has experienced intense human and ...
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Saudi Arabia & the West: the Future of a Toxic Relationship
The war in Yemen and the Khashoggi murder have highlighted the ruthless and brutal nature of the Saudi regime and ...
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New Film & Panel Discussion – “WAR SCHOOL” – the Battle for the Hearts & Minds of Britain’s Children
Set against the backdrop of Remembrance Day, the controversial and challenging documentary War School reveals how, faced with unprecedented opposition ...
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Plastics & Us: A Relationship Gone Bad?
Plastic is an extraordinarily versatile material. It is cheap, durable, low-weight and versatile, and our building and construction industry, industrial ...
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The Impact of Foreign Interventions in Africa
Western involvement in Africa extends from massive corporate investment in mineral extraction and technology, to direct government aid and a ...
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The Threat of Surveillance in an age of Technology
In recent years, the British state has spied on law-abiding environmental activists, democratically elected politicians, victims of torture and police ...
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