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512 words, 3 minutes read time. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and senior Hamas leaders including Yahya Sinwar. This bold step signifies the ICC’s commitment to addressing allegations of war crimes in the Israel-Palestine conflict. It sends a clear message: … Continue reading
549 words, 3 minutes read time. Pamphleteering has an important place in political history, and I love the idea of bringing it back to the modern age. Letters on Liberty revives this tradition with a fresh, compelling approach. The pamphlet is attractively designed, with clear, easy-to-read typography and a layout that feels both professional and … Continue reading
Reflections on a recent visit to the People’s Republic of China. 6,674 words, 35 minutes read time. Introduction I’ve recently returned from an eighteen-day family visit to China, and I thought it might be interesting to try and formulate some of the political thoughts and observations I jotted down in the daily journal I kept … Continue reading
In the dynamic landscape of work and employment, political parties play a pivotal role in shaping policies that directly impact the lives of workers. The Labour Party, in its manifesto titled “Labour’s Plan to Make Work Pay: Delivering A New Deal for Working People,” presents a comprehensive vision for improving the conditions of workers across … Continue reading
1,838 words, 10 minutes read time. Welcome to Union News, your guide to what’s happening in the UK trade union and labour movement. Reporting is by Pat Harrington and music is by Tim Bragg. In this week’s episode: Byron Court Primary School Faces Privatisation Battle Amid Harris Federation Controversy, Retail Sales Take a Drenching: Heavy … Continue reading
852 words, 5 minutes read time. The UK government’s recent unveiling of a new definition of extremism has sparked controversy and concern from civil liberties advocates. While ostensibly aimed at safeguarding democracy, the definition raises serious questions about its implications for free speech, political dissent, and the rights of marginalized communities. The Definition Unveiled: A … Continue reading
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