
Geopolitics from the perspective of class struggle, self-determination and economic/political rights. The rising tide of protests for justice, sometimes called the ‘world public conscience,’is a major actor on the global stage.
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After capitalists shifted the manufacturing base from Western to Global South countries where labour is cheaper, millions of jobs were outsourced and trade unions went into decline.
In the Global South, new concentrations of industrial and...
In the 19th century, the British Empire drew an imaginary line - called the Prime Meridian - from the North to the South poles which divided the planet into two hemispheres: East and West. From this line, the world’s time clock was set.
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This year marks the 60th anniversary of a seminal conference Man the Hunter. Despite the gendered title, the conference kicked off research that has enormous implications for the study of equality for all.
Anthropological and archaeologica...
Elon Musk is selling a military version of Starlink services to the Pentagon via his new business Starshield. SpaceX says on its website, ‘Starshield leverages SpaceX's Starlink technology and launch capability to support national security...
The Old City of Jerusalem, March 30, 2026. Once crowded and noisy, the streets of Jerusalem have fallen quiet since the Gaza genocide began. (Photo: Chaim Goldberg/Flash90). Picture source.
How it used to be: a mecca of international touri...
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Semi-retired professor. Researcher of US wars and foreign policy since the 1960s. Campaigner. Author of 'Dear Comrade Inessa, Yours, Lenin' a fictional account of the relationship between Inessa Armand and VI Lenin, £8 on Amazon.
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