International

The Seven Sisters: Oil companies and Geopolitics

28th August 1928, Achnacarry Castle- Scotland: Royal Dutch Shell, BP and Standard Oil (ExxonMobil) are the three dominant oil companies in the world. BP represents
Voice of the Voiceless

Voice of the Voiceless: Episode 3 Part 1 – Workers’ Rights

This week Voice of the Voiceless reports on the 3 Cosas campaign organised by the outsourced workers of the University of London, who fight for
Under Questioning

Under Questioning: Episode 5 – ULU Under Threat

In this weeks episode the team meet the Michael Chessum ULU’s President and he answers your burning questions on whats happening at
UK Politics

Activists Make Arms Dealers Unwelcome at Taxpayer-Funded Breakfast

Yesterday (14/05/13) the UK Trade and Investment: Defence and Security Organisation (UKTI DSO) held a symposium at the BIS conference centre in Westminster, London. In
International

Al-Nakba Day: Palestinians Will Never Forgive and Will Never forget

Today, May 14th, Palestinians commemorate the 65th anniversary of Al-Nakba (the catastrophe), which saw 800,000 Palestinians being expelled from what is today Israel. May 14th was
International

Pakistan. A Nation Awaits…

Today Pakistanis will be taking to the polls to vote in the country’s general election and, as usual, it has not been without controversy. It
Voice of the Voiceless

Voice of the Voiceless: Episode 2 Part 3 – Housing and Young People

This week the team investigate the lack of housing available for young people and the work being done to highlight the issue
International

Geopolitics of now and the future

After the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the downfall of the Soviet Union, many commentators and political scientists assumed that the world had arrived