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Liberal ‘Extremism’ on Campus?

Liberal ‘Extremism’ on Campus?

Jamal Harwood Recent articles in the Huffington Post have argued that Muslim students are dodging issues of ‘campus radicalisation’, because Muslim speakers of various affiliations have been invited to speak on campus. As a member of [...]

UN provides cover to the aggression of Major Powers

UN provides cover to the aggression of Major Powers

Abid Mustafa “…the UN emerged chiefly as a result of an agreement among the great powers led at that time by Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin. They concluded that the founding of a world organization was in [...]

Don’t Weep over the Grand Delusion of an Assadic Resistance.

Don’t Weep over the Grand Delusion of an Assadic Resistance.

Abdul-Latif Halimi It will not be long before Bashar al-Assad will sit naked and battered, haemorrhaging to death on the curb of history like other uninhibited despots before him. As his regime hurtles chaotically out of [...]

Abu Qatada and Britain’s Relationship with Dictators

Abu Qatada and Britain’s Relationship with Dictators

Moazzam Begg – The witchunt on Abu Qatada simply reiterates the British Government’s relationships with dictatorships – past and present Until the devastating 11 September attacks the name of Abu Qatada al-Falastini (the Palestinian) was relatively [...]

Bankers’ Bonuses and Lost Honour: A Convenient Diversion

Bankers’ Bonuses and Lost Honour: A Convenient Diversion

Jamal Harwood Dominating the UK press this week is the tale of two bankers, a banker’s bonus, and the end of honour. Whilst it is rather surprising that the contrasting tales of two bankers should dominate [...]

Is the current financial crisis the end of capitalism?

Is the current financial crisis the end of capitalism?

Idries de Vries The credit crisis of 2007 and 2008, which has since then morphed into a global sovereign debt crisis, has shown fundamental flaws in the economic system of capitalism. This does not necessarily imply [...]