Tag: war on terror
Opinion: Salman Rushdie Was Once on the Left. What Happened?
by Alfie Steer
Analysis: Western Elites Aren’t Mourning the Loss of Afghan Life, but of Their Own Power
by David Wearing
Opinion: How Christopher Hitchens Helped the Right Justify Its Colonial Wars
by Kojo Koram
Opinion: After Afghanistan, We Need a New Kind of Foreign Policy
by Aaron Bastani
Opinion: The 7/7 Bombings Changed UK Terror Policy Forever
by Azfar Shafi
Opinion: Biden’s New Cold War With China Will Be Justified With Racism
by David Wearing
Confrontation with China is shaping up to be a central theme of Joe Biden’s presidency. Of course, racism has structured international relations since at least the colonial era, writes David Wearing.
Analysis: Pseudoscience, Think Tanks and ‘Intellectual Landscaping’: Exposing the Wilful Ignorance of the Right
by Rob Faure Walker
Opinion: Nobody Will Admit It, but Britain and America Were Defeated in Afghanistan
by Aaron Bastani
Under the UK’s Counter-Terrorism Strategy, Shamima Begum Was Never Presumed Innocent
by A. Haziz-Ginsberg
The Lockdown: The Lockdown: the End of Policing
Sam Swann and guest host Connor Woodman discuss the book, The End Of Policing with its author Alex S. Vitale. They discuss the ways that the police exacerbate social problems and what the alternatives might be.
The War on Terror Isn’t Making Us Safer
Dr David Wearing explains why British foreign policy regarding Libya, Iraq, Egypt and Yemen isn’t making us any safer.