We all need to heal divisions and seize the Brexit moment. A speech by Claire Fox given on 24 March at “Our Fractured Society” at the Oxford Literary Festival.
In many ways this is a “nation in arms”, in a constant situation of no war, no peace. Now, the Prime Minister and his Defense Minister can wage war without consultation.
Leaving behind a long, troubled history, today the European Union and Cuba are building a strong relationship. Progress is happening against the backdrop of Donald Trump’s mounting hostility towards the island. Español
Rather than abandoning institutions like the European Union and Facebook, we should push them to act more like democracies.
Colombia’s Pacific is a neglected part of the country. Foreign investment is now heading there, fostering a type of development which breeds inequality and brings little benefit to the locals. Español
Reflections on a dystopian future which might be becoming a reality, reflecting the dreams and hopes of political extremists.
A reliance on firesales of NHS buildings – both unused and currently in use – returns us to the bad old days of a few rich London hospitals and impoverished hospitals everywhere else.
Many diaspora actors have a desire for stronger inclusion in policy processes that concern the Somali region and diaspora engagement. This offers opportunities for development agencies.
In Britain, hostility to democracy is highest not at the extremes – but in the centre.
The problem is not how we speak – it’s who we are.
The topic of education fits neatly into the orientalist middle class rhetoric about the poor, ignoring its role as an instrument of class power and domination in an autocratic country like Egypt.
