Burnham has made clear his opposition to Shamima Begum’s return to the UK, as Mayor of a city deeply affected by terrorist atrocities
“The dialogue around immigration to descend to standard of gutter talk that sewer rats would be ashamed of”
Huang Lei is among tens of international volunteers who have joined the YPG
Centrists across the Western world must come together in opposition of current political tactics that point us towards an uncertain future, writes Liam O’Brien
The plays that are raising the issues and creating a discussion about childbirth and inequality
Massive Attack hit the musical standard they’ve set for themselves, but leave the crowd uneasy with their heavy-handed activism
IS are arguably a result of our previous interventions in Iraq and Afghanistan—the conflict in Syria shows how hard it is to cease such ideology
Students in Manchester and across the country took to the streets while to protest while MPs debated whether to start military action against the IS in Syria
The Western world must resist division, suspicion and demonisation of Islam if it wants to combat Islamic State
A Private War explores Marie Colvin’s career and personal life, with her words “I see it so you don’t have to” ringing in the audience’s ear.
Kizzy Bray reports from the People’s History Museum on the inspiring stories of the women involved in 2018’s Women In Media Conference
Renowned author and Professor of Arab Cultures at Duke University spoke about the importance of art in a revolution
With doses of Cold War nostaliga, modern day Russia is wrongly used as a ‘neccasary enemy’ for politicians
Without reconsidering our entire approach to the refugee crisis, can we really alleviate the issues faced by those fleeing war and unrest?
Aala El-Khani has been working on her psychology Ph.D. for four years, a project that has helped thousands gain valuable parenting guidance
Joel Kelly asks whether Cameron’s claim that there are 70,000 moderate opposition fighters in Syria will be his fatal undoing
With MPs soon due to vote on extending British airstrikes to Syria, Tristan Parsons looks at and debunks some of the myths surrounding the debate
Chancellor Merkel’s response to the refugee crisis has been admirable, but Joel Kelly argues that we can’t expect Germany to take all the responsibility
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