Lee Jong-pil’s Escape: No End to Capitalism
"Despite the film being introduced as a drama/action, Escape played out as an absurdist horror, peppered with strategic moments of comic relief"
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25 Years Since the Introduction of Tuition Fees - A Retrospective
"Mandy Telford, opposing the top-up of tuition fees, warned that the top-up would be a ‘disaster for higher education’... But several years later in 2007, Blair… stated that ‘the worries about tuition fees turned out to be misplaced"
Power Stations and Populism: How Closing Coal Mines Feeds Farage
While the move to green sustainable energy may be in the country's best interest, it is hard to convince industrial workers and towns of this as their livelihoods are being stripped away from them.
John Wilson on Public Broadcasting and the Culture of Culture
“So, yeah, I would say probably Radio 4 … is the single most important cultural resource in the country.”
Sudan: The Monstrous and Forgotten War
"Despite the crisis in Sudan escalating every day, the war has been ignored and misrepresented in the media, with the genocide in Palestine and the conflict in Ukraine overshadowing it in nearly every major news outlet"
Children Caught in Crossfire: UN Report Reveals Rise in Gang Recruitment
'Children are being used by armed gangs in Haiti and we are witnessing some recent troubling trends, notably the use of sexual violence, including rape and collective rape, as a weapon of war by gangs.'
Trump 2.0 - The Plan for the Next Four Years
'Trump is the first convicted felon in U.S. history to assume the presidency, vowing sweeping changes from immigration crackdown to the elimination of the Department of Education'